Others do not. general rule of thumb is that if you don't live there you need a licensed professional at least in my state.

Looking forward to making connections and fostering professional relationships in the months ahead.Respectfully,Ryan Hueter

There are several professional who are active here on the forum.

Hello BP members,I am seeking a property manager that is reliable and recommended for leasing to students and/or young professionals in the downtown VCU, Church Hill, Manchester areas.Thanks in advance for your input.Jorge Vergara

I'm well educated, professional and know I can be successful in real estate but it just seems that there's so much misinformation out there that makes it an absolute headache to weed out the fakes from the pros. 

Looked into some direct mail campaigns that sound promising.I know i need to start building a team of professionals, any recommendations for the Hudson County and Bergen County area...or just any recommendations in general?

I don't want prices to go higher in the next few years and regret , would love some professional advices Thanks!

I generally ambush someone I think to be a contractor (full cart of building materials), who looks professional and organized.

One of the most knowledgeable, professional & reasonably priced individuals I've ever paid in any field.

-Seeking funding (brokers or creative) most likely FHA-Appraising and estimating repair costs alongside professionals to get an idea of the process-Building relationships with contractors, getting estimates on potential projects (also, reading to get a general sense of ARP)-Learning and executing rehabs, by self and delegating to contractors.