You have to acclimate & transistion from being in direct control to indirect control.

I'm looking for ideas to leverage the two without being in direct sales and without my endeavors being a conflict of interest with my employer. 

At least not legally.Long answer, read the law for yourself from: https://plb.iowa.gov/real-esta...543B.3 Broker — definition.As used in this chapter, “real estate broker” means a person acting for another for a fee,commission, or other compensation or promise, whether it be for all or part of a person’stime, and who engages directly or indirectly in any of the following acts:1.

You mention doing that to scale the “management” business, but I’m not looking to do that other than to potentially scale the management operation in direct correlation with the growth of our owned assets.

Items like Cap Ex or the need to clear a CO at purchase, we factor in directly to the offer price and what we think is fair deal. 

Additionally, although I can't invest in the single family class of asset, I will still be an agent and can pursue other projects/investments as long as they are not in direct conflict with what we will be doing together. 

Not unlike today's wholesalers risking 10k a month in direct mailing and some blowing it and never closing a deal others doing OK with it..

The tattoos and music are ancillary things that could help build your personal brand on Instagram, but it does not tie in directly with your value as a realtor.

Yes, PMC's make money on the program, but not as much as you may think.Owners benefit directly from the mandatory Renters Insurance, and indirectly from the rent payments being reported to credit bureaus and the tenant retention gift cards inspire.

That's an inexpensive ask - have you ever looked at your total cost of a turnover, direct and indirect?