I'm newly relocated to Dallas, selling my home in California, and looking to rent in the Plano area for proximity to work and a number of other reasons.

I am a newly licensed real estate agent looking for broker recommendations in the NW Miami-Dade County (Miami Lakes, Hialeah...) or South Broward County areas in FL. 

A few of his accomplishments from the past 14 months include:Completing his degree in economics from The University of Arizona.Closing 30+ real estate transactions.Launched our teams wholesaling company that now has three team members working under him.Created and launched a rapidly growing podcast called ROI: Dream Bigger and Live an Extraordinary Life.Got engaged to his amazing girlfriend And is currently looking to purchase his first investment propertyThis is just the beginning for Scott.

Make sure they are FULL-TIME because they will more likely invested in the market and can give you the heads up on property not yet on the market or newly listed property fitting your criteria. 

Ok, but then how in the world are newly constructed QSRs good deals?

I found BP in 2017 and it has helped me tremendously in launching a real estate investing company. 

In the end, it depends when each market will hit hypersupply, with too many newly built apartment units, condos and houses surpassing demand for housing or population growth.

Or maybe you're in a foreign country where Uber/Lyft have not launched or banned by law - for now, but in all practicality, the taxi industry is dead compared to what it was in 2010.

Most newly licensed agents start on a 70/30 for only $30 a month out of pocket. 

This house, being fairly newly updated, might be a good place to start your investing career.