@David Bokman is correct, you don't need to have your license to get involved in Wholesaling but it does provide good resources like access to the MLS, collecting commission, and networkingUltimately, I don not have my license but my partner is working towards his.

To me this is not a great fit for a lease option.I have one more separate and unrelated question re: lease options -- In your experience, how hard is it to do lease options when real estate agents are involved?

For me personally, my vacancies are much lower, so I use 5%, but I also have single family homes and tend to keep tenants for multiple years.

If interested in learning more about us and a possible opportunity to become more involved with a real estate investment team, please message me and we can set up a time to talk. 

I do plan on attending multiple REI events - it will be good to meet others in this industry.

@Ryan Redenius, there are multiple offers on the building, you'll have to pay over 580K to get it.  

It is a tricky situation when a baby is involved.

I am wrapping up my flip and was wondering what type of payment documentation I will need for both legal and tax protection.The project involved a GC, electrician, plumber, and granite vendor.Do I need to get waivers from all these guys?

We have worked with them on multiple loans for flips and and rentals.

Currently have a lot of investor clients who range from a new investor with one condo to large commercial clients with multiple apartment complexes and commercial buildings.Not sure where to start, so I figured coming in slow would probably be the best bet and gather thoughts about what direction to go.