Makes the hours fly by.

Getting info from an investor in another state on how to do something, then trying it in your state is like asking someone at the beach how to fly a kite and then trying to do it in the forest.I've been in business here 15 years and have met maybe 2 people who have done a couple of lease options in SoCal.

.- I have to work under a broker for 2 years before I can apply for my brokers license in state of FL- I have to split my commission profit with broker and all funds/payments must be made out directly to the broker- the percentage commission I negotiate with property owners is my decisionDetermine best path to form Vacation Rental Property Management company being aware of my new status a sales associate- can I start my own business entity to establish and brand my VR management company now, or would/should I just wait the 2 years, get brokers license and then do so.

They have been reported in our newsletters and in meetings as we become aware of them.I choose to do some posting here because I believe it is important that the mostly smaller operators that read and post here need to be aware that "flying under the radar" is a dangerous choice.

I know a few people that work there, I know they are not fly by night, but I don't know for sure their seasoning rules.  

That wouldn't fly in OH. 

The last six months have been smoking hot, with houses flying off the market in hours.I would say get a good real estate agent who knows the neighborhoods, and have them find your property for you, especially for the first deal.  

My wife and I have been living in a multi unit for a couple years now and it's the only way to fly.

The entry price for the Birmingham market is really low, which is fabulous, but I definitely wouldn't invest without flying out there and actually walking the neighborhoods.

Upon inspection, the house passed with flying colors, I had a structural and Mechanical engineer's letter deeming the home safe.