At some point, I will get my real estate license to get access to the MLS and to qualify for seller financing, but I am also debating whether I should get the license before getting a real estate job or simply before I am ready to start buying my own properties. 

Also rental rates are dropping, and we are already seeing rental loan rates in the 5% range, I would expect to see rental rates under 5% by January.If you are going to be a real estate investor for the long term, why don't have your Real Estate License?

This will allow me to have better deals and can profit on the work as a contractor.Are their any clause which prevent thi@Mak K.Usually the insurance company will let you pick a licensed company to do the work to your property.  

Require a driver's license from an adult.

NJ is a very pro tenant state - hire a good attorney and make sure that you have every infraction clearly documented, your ledger is correct, your property is licensed, you have a copy of your lease....etc

TLOxp you will need a license of some kind for sure. 

I understand the Howard County rental license process, but I am having difficulty understanding the building code.

To sell a fund of a fund wouldn't the promoter have to be Series 7 licensed?

I'm beginning my subsequent continuing education for my salesperson license, and was wondering what courses you would recommend to look into?

As a side note- some states are very strict about inspector licensing, some are not, so you might find that out before you go down a rabbit hole.