Some brokerages offer better training like Keller Williams but require more attention. 

I work in a small, private brokerage that also just opened, although the broker has been in the field for about 22 years.

Out of state investor looking to connect and build a team in Ohio with broker/agents, licensed general contractors, wholesalers, insurance brokers/agents, lenders, property managers, and more.

So I made a compromise with myself, instead of putting that $100 directly to my principle, I'm opening a brokerage account that will have $100 deposited into it automatically every month and invested in index funds using dollar cost averaging method.

We will be a licensed brokerage.

We don't actively seek talent from other brokerages and instead focus on training individuals from scratch.

I'd be happy to share a couple of brokerages that don't require this if you PM me. 

So I'm in the market for a new broker/agent and a new insurance company for at least one building and possibly more. 

Also with fewer agents, and maybe fewer brokerages, or giant brokerages that control their market.  

You'll also want to prepare a personal financial statement for each of the guarantors/owners of the entity, the entity documentation, 2-3 months worth of bank and brokerage statements for each guarantor and the entity itself, any plans, specs, etc for the property, information on your GC, and a detailed Scope of Work from your contractor along with the draw schedules they expect.