I am currently getting my MLO license however my focus is still on Investing.

Licenses - Residential & Operators - Now this has a few layers.

The conversation sparked because I'm a licensed Realtor in Dallas Texas.

Most people just use the term but there is association management, apartment/ Multi-family management and then property management.For instance, in Florida, you need a license to practice Association Management (in most cases) and a real estate license to practice property management (in most cases). 

I thought the seller and buyers broker split the commission.When I obtained by broker license in 1979 all commission were 6%, and the NAR did not bother denying that this was a “set”, i.e.

Help...I'm close to licensing!!!"

Well, in the Springs, I just had a situation where the permits weren't closed for the basement work and it turns out the city was about to tell the sellers to pull out everything.In Denver, if you want to do Airbnb in your basement apartment, the city has been cracking down on STR licenses if they don't see a permit for the work.

If you need help Dispoing a deal or figuring it out I can assist with that too as I have a license and know how to handle novations

I don't know how you look at fraud, but If I am a licensed LO and I know that the client is looking to buy this as a primary, but am advising him to lease it out for a year and hopefully refinance into a primary residence loan, that seems pretty fraudulent to me.

You don't need a ton of income yet, keep learning while you're earning, consider getting your RE license.