After researching various platforms, I was thrilled to discover the vibrant and knowledgeable community here on BiggerPockets.If any of you have experience investing in Atlanta, I would greatly appreciate your mentorship, advice, and expertise.

@Darrin Carey touched on a great point that I wanted to make: Getting your Real Estate License will not necessarily make you a better/smarter/faster/cheaper investor - the two skill sets are completely different.As an agent, you'll learn the concept of agency (representing the interests of another party in a transaction) and the associated laws in your state, and you'll learn the inner workings of the "closed ecosystem" that is the MLS.

Both are vibrant.

Young urban professionals appreciated the architectural details of these properties so much so that they were willing to pay above-market rental rates to rent them.From the website:“We offer unique homes with a boutique flare situated in the vibrant Historic District of Downtown Dallas.

Dont forget that a lot of the big franchises, KW, Remax, CB etc are all offering these inclusive in their brokerages now to lure agents in and then to keep them in as their database and whole history is on their server.Good luck with your development though, I would like to make a suggestion though, if you are in this development ecosystem goto www.EDx.org and check this class out its has 3 versions and its free.

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