Meaning, freedom to relocate and travel more.

Lastly, if time flexibility is your top priority, I would look into brokers that doesn't rely on traditional offices and practices, but rather take a more mobile approach to their broker model as office hours can be very limiting in terms of how you are able to utilize your own time. 

Wondering if there are local (Cleveland OH) area groups that meet to share knowledge, best practices, support newbies, etc.

., Dollar General and Amazon have all relocated to this area.

It most jurisdictions, it's pretty gray as to whether a finders fee constitutes the unlicensed practice of real estate.

I believe successful investors practice their craft regularly allowing them to gain more experience, confidence, and opportunities as a result.

I would love to get your take on it.I am thinking of going that route but I just want to see what others have encountered or perhaps some best practices.

I will be relocating to Dallas and also commute to NW Arkansas several times a year for work. 

Disclaimer: While I’m an attorney licensed to practice in PA, I’m not your attorney.

I'm wanting to practice ownership.What form or document would we need to sign to make me a 5% owner?