If you are doing management for others (Third-party Property Management) you need a Real Estate License, and your Broker has to maintain the trust account and allow you to do Property Management. 2) You don't have to be a Broker to do PM.

Sippy Hey Sippy, I would be cautious of many over priced law firms, are the type of activities you are in need of can be easily done by an experienced accountant.

Thats for your accountant to worry about! 

Are there creative ways to get involved in real estate investing without a large financial backing?

Well we got him as executor on the account unfortunately I have hit a liquidity issue.

Does anyone here have AirDNA pro account and is willing to help run the numbers on a property and the sub-market?

@Farris Roach III we definitely can, and also if you dont mind me asking how did you become an account manager for a bank?

If you are doing management for others (Third-party Property Management) you need a Real Estate License, and your Broker has to maintain the trust account and allow you to do Property Management.

The solution to that, as mentioned above, is for the buyers to pay into a third-party controlled escrow account.

Win-Win for all of us involved.