I am licensed in PA and know great lenders, trade personnel, etc.

If you have interests, skills, resources in other areas such as commercial, storage, medical, senior homes, etc.

I am confident that I have a good system in place, I understand the processes, have the work ethic and skill set.

Here is my buyer bio”I have details on most class C multifamily trades in and around the loop though. 

Hi everyone, Any recommendations on skilled trades that you have utilized in the past in the Houston area?

It would look good on your paper and would look "better" when you introduce yourself to future clients that you have million things to back up your real estate license, but certainly don't need it. with real estate, you have to have good communication skills, understanding situation and how to handle it(problem solving), know how to control your stress, learn how to take care of clients under stress, analyzing, CALCULATION (like mentioned on thousands of bp podcasts) and network well. 

Adding more bedrooms could be beneficial to your cashflow but remember you are trading comfortability for profitability.

It will hone my skills with finding deals and building long lasting relationships.

What is your special set of skills that would make someone want to partner with you? 

@Kase KnochenhauerYou are trading minimum 15% self employment tax(SS & medicare&unemployment &possibly state tax) to have the 401k making some of your “passive” rental income “earned income” such as “management fee”.