Most of them have a license.

The contractors to be hired are licensed/bonded/insured so work is legit from that standpoint.

I'm definitely going to get an agent who is familiar with land but it's new territory for me and I'm still a little nervous about doing all the proper due diligence and still ending up with a useless lot (land in this area is NOT cheap) so it would be a big loss.Thanks for any thoughts on this.

I will have access to the MLS because my wife will be transferring her license to TX.

Text I'm licensed and one of the best in NYC

TICs are a real estate interest so my guess would be that you would need to be either a licensed real estate broker in the state or a state with reciprocity to get referral or actual commission.

I'm torn on getting my agents license or becoming an appraiser.

The fact they are complaining online might be an indication the property manager dealt with them properly so be sure to ask the manager for their side of the story.I hope this basic guide helps.

I am currently a licensed agent and also work as a property manager.

I am 2/3 of the way to a seller's license yet I don't know any way I can break into investing as I do not yet have money nor is my local market cheap at all (SF Bay Area).