I couldn't help but notice that you're a real estate agent in Louisburg, NC.

For example, if the seller and their agent agreed upon a total commission of 6%, that 6% can be split evenly 3% to the listing agent and 3% to the buyer’s agent.

I've got an agent who sends me deals, some of which are off-market, contractors who can do the work, a hard-money lender who seems to offer good terms, and a property management team I trust.

Firstly, start with your states laws regarding Broker/Agent communication.

We have unit vacancy that fluctuates, but safe to say 4 units per month is a good baseline that our new (In-house Leasing) agent would get off the bat. 

OK from me someone who has been funding cash flow props in the mid west and specifically Ohio for a few decades.. 50k houses are in the worst neighborhoods of any city in Ohio and cant be fully turn key.. other than some very small little rural towns this might work.. but if its any of the bigger MSA's  Cleveland Cinncy Columbus ( here come the Columbus agents :) who in my mind pretty straight shooters) Dayton Toledo etc..

We were getting it remodeled and hired and a contractor through our real-estate agent.

As a local investor and agent here in Columbus, let me know if you have any questions or want to connect!

Hi Ertha, Have you spoken with an agent in Toledo?

Would it be wise to set up a new business with he and I as registered agents and lock up deals under this entity?