Hi there,Pretty new to REI as well.Things I've done to gain knowledge:-Listen to BP podcast-Read RE books-Enrolled in a RE course (I take an exam in a few months to obtain my license)-Look at listings throughout the day in states I've been eye-ing-Analyze potential deals by plugging numbers in a spreadsheet (to calculate what ROI will be first year, second year, etc) -Been reaching out to seasoned RE investors-Saving more $ to increase capitalGood luck to us!

Also, he's a licensed agent!!

We are fully licensed and insured business and are focusing on expanding further into Orange County over the next 1-5 years.

If that doesn't get her jumping, she isn't a licensed agent. ;-) 

Hey @Kailey Van Camp, I know a great lender licensed in FL and GA for DSCR loans.Let's connect!

Well, 99.9999% of the time I've got my license in my wallet but for whatever reason I'd left it in my car!

As a licensed realtor and investor here in the Cleveland market, I have plenty of experience working these deals and always eager to help others on their real estate journey.

All should be required prior to licensing. 

I have a broker licensed in TX with my company that will be able to beat both those retail lenders that you mentioned.

Determine licensing requirements for you and your business.