View it like a business with employees that you are supervising.

It was a party of 6, and the tenant didn't want to allow over 2 people in at a time (the buyers), and the broker didn't want to work with that (supervision), so it wasn't shown. 

It involves extensive training in all areas of accounting, including taxes, passing complex exams, accumulating some experience working under another CPA's supervision, continuing education requirements and code of professional conduct.

I have Dayton investors/referrals from my CPA connections looking to buy a few A+ properties next year and use me to manage their properties for them.My Question relates to Ohio law requiring PM companies to either be a RE Agent or be "working under the supervision of a broker and whose compensation for service is primarily on a salaried or hourly basis".

It is much more useful to learn how to do the jobs yourself the first time around so that you in turn are able to supervise them.

I could:(a) Find a renovated home, move in and rent out as-is (prices are ~$260-300k)(b) Find a home that needs some TLC (prices are ~$150k), renovate as needed ($50-70k)I'd like to renovate/househack because I have a flexible move out date (any time before next May), I have cash on hand to make repairs, and I don't mind hiring out & supervising the skilled labor.SpecificsI've found on the MLS a house for ~$140k, around 1200 square feet.

@Melanie Stephens Tried to sell a unit during Covid but due to lack of inventory in the market the tenant refused that we take pictures of her belongings and post it publicly, refused any in person showings unless she could supervise with surveillance and then accused our realtor of sexual harassment.

@Emily Powell - The RPM office is working under the supervision of a real estate broker.  

He would have time to perform initial inspections, supervise renovation/repairs, and work to maintain our local relationships. 

Once you have your license, being under a sponsors supervision, while getting your feet wet is when you will get the most value for your license.