These last few months, three awesome deals slipped past me, in part, due to my agents' scheduling conflicts.  

@Steve H that's my understanding to is to do it from the beginning but seems to be a lot on conflicting theories.

Also i would thing an investor having a realtor license would be a conflict of intrest in many ways.

I'm willing to bust my rear end, but concern about my scheduling conflicts. 

I heard conflicting statements about non-recourse loans: some people say that lead or sole investors always have recourse loans, some say that commercial loans are always non-recourse, and yet some say that it depends on the loan size.

I've read conflicting information about double closing to an FHA end buyer.

Huge conflict of interest; the same as dual agency.

This does not seem to be like 2008, when housing was very much central to the problems, but we could still be looking at significant impact from job loss, rent loss, and a probably second wave of Covid-19 this fall  In any case, I want to assure that I have funds at the ready to offer a quick closing.I currently have received conflicting advice from several people whom I know and trust, and am looking for further advice to help me make the best decision possible.The first suggestion is to simply get a line of credit. 

There would be no conflict of interest, so I would really be able to give you an honest opinion from a different angle.Let me know if I can be of any assistance.Saki

If you want to keep your current job and moonlight for another firm, then one or both firms may have a problem with that arrangement if there is any perception of a conflict of interest.