I use a scoring system where applicants gain and lose points and their total either meets or falls short of my established line in the sand.

Just like @Russell Brazil said, I would review your contract to see if any of the established terms are not being followed.

Lots of people acquired their RE license during this period as it was a unique market that they thought could leverage to benefit them financially.

Disclaimer: While I’m a licensed attorney, I’m not your attorney.

I've received numerous different feedback but would like a direct answer to make sure I understand how the process goes in transferring a RE license and Broker license to another state. 

I’m open to any suggestions or advice on both established markets and up-and-coming areas that could offer strong returns.Thanks in advance!

Forming an LLC isn’t required to establish a partnership.

Sometimes it has to be zoned properly or it might need to be a specific distance from an already licensed home.Then you need to determine the licensing requirements and see if you can meet those.

As in any business, there are a lot of tire-kickers which minimizes the amount of time I may spend beyond a quick intro call.Good luck,SteveIt sounds like you’ve established a solid approach to lending, focusing on experienced borrowers who can keep your capital active without rushing into deals.

Establish Clear House RulesLiving with someone in close quarters can get tricky if rules aren’t clearly laid out.