I used Power Property Management for a property I had in mid-city for several years.  

I have several projects planned at the buildings and wanted to reach out to the Bigger Pockets community for help finding quality contractors in the area for the type of work I am looking to do.  

I get a call back for every 5-10 notes.Once you have a qualified seller the commission can be handled in several ways.

We've been active in KC for several years and know it well.

But for #1 yes your QI has to be in place prior to the closing of your sale (or the closing of the purchase if attempting a reverse exchange).There are usually several options for parking the property.1.

There are also several monthly meet ups including one hosted by @Cameron Whitehead in San Marcos and another meet up in New Braunfels.

The biggest risk around it in Seattle right now is the city council and their push for more rental regulations,  with several influential council member's stated ultimate goal being rent control.    

@Chris Emmanuel it helped several ways - although being an agent is in no way free - the cost of being an agent offset my back end sales costs via half the commission I would have paid.

I took it again at CTAR again several years after that with the intent of getting my license and the packaging company I run went through an explosive growth period requiring my time and attention.

Hi @Rick Baggenstoss I have done several flips in Atlanta and mainly always use laminate, since my remodels are pretty involved it is hard to save the old hardwood because a lot of the areas I open walls and change the interior layout are then missing hardwood.