Big difference from his logistics officer roots.You are better off finding a great realtor to begin with rather than training them.  

Also, if they suddenly get this big influx of cash for investing right now, I'm not sure I'd be putting it in the stock market at its current levels.In terms of logistics, this article by a 1031 firm might be of interest.https://www.1031corp.com/1031-exchange-resources/1031-exchange-articles/family-is-great-for-holidaysbut-not-for-1031

The Lehigh Valley has tons of logistics centers going up, and rents are certainly at levels that we have never  seen before.  

If you have some sort of a competitive advantage/in for the construction process (maybe you're really good buddies with a logistics company, you own a small brick plant, etc) I know an investor who primarily does SFH/small MFH new construction builds (build-to-rent model) and sells them at the 10-year mark.

Another thing about Oildale, is that we are getting Amazon fulfillment which would add a few thousand jobs, L'oreal which will add another thousand ish jobs and many more logistics based jobs coming to that area over the near future as well.  

I'm currently in week 1 of agency, so I am still building my logistical side of things of how I'll conduct business, order business cards etc and then start the hunt for leads.

I'd say on the logistics side what you are proposing is almost impossible.

It's starting to seep in that that isn't always the case.I just finished college with my bachelors in logistics, transportation, and supply chain management. 

Hey! What are some digitaL ways of organizing important documents for properties? (Google drive etc). Any apps you recommend?

Also, Should I create a separate email address strictly for property stuff?

Using separate LLCs will be an admin and logistical night mare, insurance costs will be higher as liability coverage becomes limited to one property rather than spread over all properties as an umbrella.