When you are new as an investor, you also don't want to work with a new agent (you).Overall, I think a RE license is good for access (to homes to get reps and to the MLS) and I think the course itself is way more valuable for investors than agents (most just stay in residential and don't need to use all the weird stuff you learn).

You need to understand the market, advertise to buyers, show it in the best light, know what to say and what not to say, be skilled at negotiation, understand contracts, and much more.If you don't know how valuable a good agent can be, it's because you've never used one, or they made it look easy because they are skilled. 

If it's going to be more than that, make sure you have everything well documented because she will likely make your life hell over that money. thank you for your valuable comment. 

Your guidance has been incredibly helpful, and I now have a valuable direction to further research.

I'm particularly interested in insights from fellow investors or realtors who might have valuable information or experiences to share. 

This is very valuable information.

Combining this with tours or small events can add extra income.Lease Mineral or Water Rights: Depending on the area, leasing mineral or water rights can be a potential income stream if there are valuable natural resources under the land.

Best of luck-Visiting your target market at least once is valuable for understanding the area and building trust with your local team.

Learned some valuable nuggets of info!

:) Thanks for the valuable insight!