I think 10% - 15% seems to be industry standard for acquisition and disposition managers .  

I'm glad you can also decide when "enough is enough" a lot of my colleagues don't have metrics or just want more for the sake of working more.Our oldest is 3, I will remember stopping when she is 20, I will have a comfortable industrial portfolio by then from my 2021 standards.Whats next for you?

Sec121 exclusion is you have to have lived in it for 2 years of the past 5 years. 

I am a young investor looking to get into my first house hack and I’ve began wholesaling recently as a good introduction to the industry.

Speaking at least for my company, we have exclusive listing agreements, so if you want to buy a business we represent, you have to work through us - even if you approach the seller directly. 

I've only come to learn about the BiggerPockets community these last couple of months and like in many other industries, your network is key.

A little about me...I have lived in the Charleston area for about 5 years, and have been working in the food and bev industry ever since (currently as a manager). 

Would the 2-out-of-5-Year Rule apply in our situation to get full exclusion from capital gains tax?

I'm still working my way through The Book on Flipping Houses (J Scott) and would like to complete to become familiar with the entire "flipping" industry.

Nashville and Bham are the two markets I'm looking at right now to begin investing.I'm looking for work, but haven't found it in my industry (events) so far, so I'm still unemployed.I will be a first-time home buyer with a good credit score, but I don't have a downpayment (that money was spent on my move!).