Contractors love working for clients who pay them the quickest.

A few weeks ago, a long-time and highly valued client of ours approached us with the idea of partnering with us in flipping properties. 

The market there is so saturated that if you contract a full-service agency you'll more than likely be underwater.Def recommend finding an "on the ground team" and that's coming from someone who has done full-service mgmt for hundreds of clients.

What I wrote above does not create an attorney/client relationship between us.

If you're open to working remotely, there are a few of us here on BP who specialize in real estate and work with clients nationwide.Shop around, speak to a few, and see who's a good fit for you.Best of luck!

Reach out to office of @Amanda Han see if they are taking new clients.

What I wrote above does not create an attorney/client relationship between us.

We're basically wanting to learn the ropes to serve ourselves when purchasing properties but would also like to be qualified enough to help friends out if they too are in need of purchasing property.Our big concern is that getting licensed will require my wife to have to work in an office setting for a certain period of time, which currently with the children is not an option.  

What I wrote above does not create an attorney/client relationship between us.

I have had clients come to me because they got "caught" by the FHA after they didn't actually live in the property.