I’m pretty new, so I’d weight some of the advise from some of the others more heavily.  

And, as a business decision, you likely want those businesses to stand or fall on their own; you do not want your rental business to carry the financial weight of your fix & flip business (at least not indefinitely).

A broker should be able to facilitate the process, and take some of the weight off your shoulders.

We also want to make sure the jobs aren't too heavily weighted to one industry, so we look at the economic diversity as well. 

It is a function of returns over time where the sooner you get money the higher the IRR goes cause its weighted appropriately.

I have also received a few private messages so I'll be reaching out to them for some initial discussions.Trying to weight a conventional loan agains having to register a LLC for a hard money loan.

It really depends on your personality, schedule, and what you feel is right for you.One thing I would recommend is not to put a whole lot of weight on the commission split up front.

THIA is still very much a fledgling in terms of what kind of weight it will carry in the future, so I'm kind of waiting.Tiny houses are not a solution for all, but they are a solution for many.

I gave up keeping 100% of my commissions to follow him over about 3 months ago.I’m mentoring 4 new agents, and looking for a couple more.

Once you owner finance it the tenant becomes the owner who is responsible for all repairs and upkeep and you are just the bank.Think about it this way, Does Wells Fargo use a PM for their mortgage payments?