And then I got my real estate license in WA.So, if you want to get more efficient in your time spending in expanding your portfolio, I'd say go with an agent who will bring you the most value and safe your time.

If you are not licensed therefore cannot legally do anything other then DSCR you simply have not seen how it works in reality and how DSCR loans (on credit, not on credit or in an entity or not) effect the next full doc loan.

Decided getting the licenses to be a lender in different states wasn't worth it. 

I would also look for reviews, licensing, and communication.

If you really want to sell to people from San Diego then I would just recommend you get your real estate license in whatever state you plan on selling real estate out of.

Just let me know if you're interested and I'll shoot it over to you.I'm a District Manager with Build 2 Rent and licensed Realtor.

Did you get a contractor license? 

@Edward Kim ah, so technically it has to be your "Primary Home"...so for those of us that serve, while we are stationed at a military base we still have our "home state" that is on our drivers license, etc.

I am licensed to do business in All 50 States. 9.

For example some cities require rental licenses and inspections etc. while others do not.