It's easy to say things like, "you'll get access to the MLS" and "you'll be able to save on commissions", but it's my understanding that I would need to park my license with a registered broker, is that correct?  

It's somewhat time consuming and confusing for tenants because they have to have internet access and know background questions.  

So only my trustee has access. 

I used to live in that neighborhood many years ago - it is really nice and also very good access to downtown PDX.

The routers we use are capable of both layer 2 & 3 segregation and we provide each unit with its own isolated network segment.802.11 (WiFi) becomes problematic as the size of the building grows:  if you have 6-tenants, each with their own personal WiFi network the interference is tolerable, but once you scale to a 20+ units the tenants access points will be fighting with each other and there will be a lot of RF noise.

Also have access to Fairfax County Court site.

It helped me tremendously to have someone that had access to the resources needed to get through the process.

Walls need to be moved around to open areas up and to change the design for things like moving the master bath access to the master bedroom instead of the hall.

I am really just looking off the MLS, with no real access to a great deal.  

I decided to install wi-fi cameras in the property to monitor and to give access to future tenants for peace of mind.