You will have to become active and join a firm (affiliate) where you'll have oversight, and if you want keys to the kingdom so to speak, you'll have to subscribe to your NAR MLS, perhaps your commercial board, and all the memberships your firm requires. 

Affiliates with NARPM (National Association of Residential Property Managers) see if there is a local chapter in your area3.

Personally, I require Schalge Encode locks and have a google sheet checklist of amenities/items that need accomplished before a launch.

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@Lucia PerezWe provide note training webinars (not affiliated with bp) that we put in events

I'd look for the one Sherry Patterson runs at Dave and Busters in Grapevine.Texas Tuesday Mastermind  https://www.facebook.com/texastuesdaydfwremastermind/Plenty more below.DFW Investor GroupsPlease note I am not affiliated in any way with any of the groups other than that I have attended some of their meetings/presentations.

Fort instance, Zillow and its affiliates control over 70% of the market; which more than fit the definition of a monopoly.

There's one in Florida and another in Georgia, I don't know if they're affiliated.

I'm not affiliated or compensated in any way by Peter Harris and/or his company for my contribution to this thread.

There are LOTS of legal restrictions in California that you will need to be aware of if you are buying properties from owner occupants who are in foreclosure.Here is some reading to get you started (I have no affiliation with the company in the link): https://support.propertyradar.com/hc/en-us/article...Scott Williams