I would start by networking with other investors and asking them for recommendations.Research online for agents that are busy.

First, build the actual business in theory with a brand.Second, go to every real estate investor meetup in the area and see if this is something that people would pay for and if so, how much.

BUT... this also means you need to put a plan together to keep 4-6 full time guys busy. 

I recently formed my LLC and I'm in the process of setting up my business checking account.

I think there are two ways to “scale” your real estate business or investments.  

Another option that can potentially be free is looking for a mentor who is doing what you aspire to do in real estate and see how you can be of value to them so you can learn while helping their business.

You can also deduct depreciation, maintenance, and mortgage interest regardless of business structure.  

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I would look into that and try to get a gauge for the occupancy of the area and whether new jobs are coming in (check the local business press).

-- can this be altered if a business pays the premium?