Most episodes of bigger pockets mention value adding But often with minimal advice Is there a book , podcast episode , different podcast that can be my guide for the best approach to value adding I’m about to buy my first live in rental property

When a Lender, Apartment complex or Private Landlord sees a Lien or Judgment that says Smith Rental Properties, LLC, it's likely it will prevent the borrower or renter from obtaining the home that want to purchase or rent until it is paid or settled and removed.So often I'll see a judgment on a credit report that will be in a prior landlord's actual name like John Smith.  

All wholesaling is viewed as is unsophisticated & often illegal brokering of real estate. 

Yep, long distance flipping is not for the beginner and often not good for experienced investors either unless they build their own team on the ground floor there

Often, I'll have an investor reach out to me, hoping that I can play matchmaker for them.

Good luck, hope to see you around here more often.

Often a Self Directed IRA (SDIRA) is presented as a better retirement and/or investing vehicle, especially for its ability to invest in real estate.

They are very often ready to downsize or transition to assistance.

If you are okay with the above then go for it, you will be able to collect some commission like you mentioned but is that worth it if you don't plan on using your license often?

How often should I update my data?