An Affiliate of an entity is a person that, directly or indirectly through one or more intermediaries, controls, is controlled by or is under common control of such entity. 2.02 Capital Contribution(s).

I'll go ahead and state that I am not in any way affiliated with Court Retrieval Service (CRSdata).  

A broker can only manage 6 (yes 6) units before having to go through an entirely separate licensing procedure to register a property management company.This means that if you plan on managing 7 or more units, you need to convince a broker to open a newly licensed entity with a separate trust account from their normal operations.So there are really only two paths that you should consider.  1) Getting your own broker's license so you can control the administrative load 2) Affiliating with a brokerage with an existing property management division.In Cache Valley, the brokerages that I'm aware of that have property management are:--Achievement Realty--Century 21 / Preferred Property Management--Coldwell Banker / Catalyst Property Management--Connect / Reeder Property Management--Dwell / Reside--Equity Real Estate / Equity Property ManagementThere are smaller shops which only have a few doors or are management pure-plays, but these are the more established ones up here.I'd talk to all of them before taking on more than a handful of clients.

If you do this you will see some pretty good stuff regarding Fannie Mae and HUD Foreclosure Homes and it is VERY conceivable to think they are affiliated with this.

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.

I just recently got my affiliate brokers license in Tennessee and ready to hang with a brokerage.

Getting a real estate license for an affiliate agent is very easy.

Not affiliated in any way

Not real estimating or underwriting but a start, the numbers smell like a decent range https://www.dwellito.com/adu-cost-calculator I am not affiliated

Ideally, this person wouldn't have conflicts of interest like being compensated based on how much money you invest with him or her.Here are some criteria to consider in choosing a financial services provider...are they:1) Independent (not affiliated with a Wall Street brokerage or insurance company)2) Skilled (strong educational and technical background, not just a salesperson)3) Experienced in real estate (personally invests in real estate)4) Fiduciary (registered investment adviser)5) Fee only (no commissions or kickbacks accepted)6) No required investments/deposits (you pay for advice, not products)