By consistently researching the market and recording both my own and my colleagues’ transactions, I’ve built a substantial database of closed deals, which I use to guide my clients effectively.

I would recommend finding a way to continue to practice in some capacity, at the very least to cover living expenses.

It can be a long process over time with multiple dynamics you have to be on top of consistently.

@Fareen E. as long as you don't violate Fair Housing and are CONSISTENT, you can do whatever.If you require an ID from EVERYONE, you are safe.

Like Fiya, posting about my loss and this frustrating experience will hopefully expose this company's faulty practices and help others steer clear of Tyler Deveraux, Ryan Woolley, MF Capital Partners, MFM, their new companies, and groups like them. 

However, as a newbie, you don't know enough yet for this to make a difference.I'd put this in practically the same leadgue as the BP calculator.

Without reserves, they might be unable to evict tenants or prepare the units once they are vacant.Great points—walking the property and speaking with tenants during due diligence is a practice we now prioritize, along with running tenant histories through eviction databases.

It seems unlikely that he is avoiding you since he has been so consistent.

Quote from @Virginia VanOeveren: To start as a private money lender, educate yourself on real estate investing and lending practices, define clear loan criteria, and conduct thorough due diligence on borrowers and properties.

A friend of mine had a client who successfully partnered with a regional claims adjuster, and it brought consistent bookings for months.2.