Cold call or drop-by on property managers, real estate brokerages, large investment companies, title companies, local lenders and ask what kind of help they might need at their office.If you like to be on social platforms you could probably get a job creating content for one of the above.I would put more weight on experience gained from the job than pay. 

We don’t do much paid advertising, most of our business comes from referrals or word of mouth, but I just hired a marketing intern for the summer to help create and publish content.

My contention is that it would not be reasonable to expect me to go through with the closing if upon a walk through the day of closing, the air conditioner did not work. 

The problem is that the seller is represented by a Realtor, and I also am a Realtor.I just want to make sure that I don't get my self into any ethical issues with discussing the furnishings and then if I ask for repairs.My intentions were to let the listing agent know that I was going to call and discuss the contents of the home, and then based on those conversations ask for repairs, if any.Any insight on how best to handle this situation would be greatly appreciated.

I've been following BiggerPockets content for a while and am ready to bombard y'all with questions 😁Here's the first one:I've read that it's a good idea to purchase a rental property under an LLC to remain anonymous to disgruntled tenants, separate your business and personal assets, etc.

Joe Fairless has the best content out there. 

@Bianca CadoganI suggest you search for related keyword, I'm sure you'll find some good content and will learn few strategies on the forum, articles, podcasts! 

In the other association, the building is the responsibility of the Association and the unit owners are only responible for their contents. 

I used Real Estate Express and I found the content to be inline with the Michigan real estate test.

Check out basics from BiggerPocket's channel, Mark Ferguson, and less popular content creators on more specific topicsKeep learning and pursuing your career and your side hustle of real estate and you will do just fine!