With that being said,  do you feel it would be better if I were to get into real estate and focus on selling homes, or managing properties and not both? 

So my question is would it be advantageous getting a CA real estate license to familiarize my self with the process and laws then get another license in NC to gain access to the MLS and then build from there or wait for my move and just continue general studying until I can properly focus on my market and state specific laws?

So my question is would it be advantageous getting a CA real estate license to familiarize my self with the process and laws then get another license in NC to gain access to the MLS and then build from there or wait for my move and just continue general studying until I can properly focus on my market and state specific laws?

Perhaps I should focus my efforts south of the border. 

I feel like people are going to Vegas to gamble the sports are an after thought or in addition to, not the primary focus.

@Ray Thorsen Yes, you can do that, most small banks with focus on business will do that. 

AtlantaREIA is more of a mixed bag and seems to be focused on revenue generation.

I suggest you renting to the most qualified tenant, whether they work in them military or not, I mean you can try and focus on it, but if no military apply-- then what? 

If so, that's an additional $150/month to add to your expenses.Best of luck, do your due diligence, and feel free to reach out if you'd like broker representation, I'm confident one of my investor focused agents can guide you well.

I can't wait to learn more.My plan (for now) is to focus on multi-family properties, beginning in Little Rock.