@William HigginsHey William,Haven't reached out to any management companies, as I will most likely oversee this myself since I'm probably gonna head into SF territory. 

(If the latter, @William R.'

William Bronchick's "Flipping Properties" plus a number of guru materials, or training courses through your local REIA.3. 

I have a friend who owns a Keller Williams brokerage and loves the training they provide.If you're in for the long haul, then invest in yourself and learn how to separate yourself from the competition.Gino

Initially I was going to go with Keller Williams but their fees and commission structure are high. 

@Kevin William - welcome to BP!

@Joy Williams yeah this type of "co-mingling" is not a good idea at all and certainly shouldn't be done without buy-in from the owners (you).

Secondly education offered, but i believe good mentor can eliminate some of the need for education. correct me if you think I am wrong.I would prefer low or no monthly fees, but I am not too concern about commission splits as long as it’s fair.it’s pretty important for me that I would be allowed to do deals for myself or for any partnership/LLC that i am part of without paying commission to my brokerage.My initial plan is to start out as a full time broker.I have heard about Keller Williams and Coldwell Banker, but should i consider anybody else?

@Tangala Williams Welcome to BiggerPocketsGreat place to learn just about anything regarding REEnjoy!

Hello @Anthony Williams,Here is what I would do (it's not highly technical but it's been working for me) Buy a Duplex in Minneapolis or St Paul (or suburb).