This will probably affect the larger commercial rental properties.

The license might give you some access to data and the ability to make a commission that you otherwise would not have, but with that access and ability to earn comes increased liability because you're an educated and state licensed professional.

My name is Sean I am a life long Carpenter with many construction skill sets in residential and Commercial construction.

I think it is better to go with commercial multifamily.   

I use mysmartmove for tenant screening and its very easy for them and will give them access to their report if you deny them.

I have a client that is pursuing a potential commercial acquisition.

Schools are amazing and commercial developments are growing as well so i feel like it is a good area to start in.  

I have full access to the MLS, have a general understanding of how to utilize it, and currently walk properties almost every Tuesday to get a feel for my market demographic and what's selling.

Should be able to with a commercial loan.

Commercial real estate is where I will be in the future whether it’s apartments or mobile home parks, so I am glad you to have someone like you on the site to learn from :)