Good luck finding a good tenant broker, they collect commission even if they let a criminal inside your home.

I'd like for us to be able to feed off each other and help one another out in various ways (referrals, commissions, knowledge, etc.).

The numbers showed (and this was some months ago) was that sellers netted more  - even after commission - with open market exposure.More recently I am noticing a real bump in the entry level price points for liveable homes in town. 

Pay a lot of taxes and a lot of realtor commissions.  

You have commission costs as well as buyer assist funds as well as title and closing costs.

I know in SoCal you don't need to pull permits prior to building for any additions less than 500SF unless its Coastal Commission.

She's helped others get their license when they were out of state and shorted the curve so she might be able to help you know the plan.When you get back to OKC, you might consider Spearhead Realty to place your license since we are investor friendly and have a different model then most brokerages (ie transaction vs commission splits).

If you give your PM company the opportunity to earn a nice commission check on the transaction, they'll be kissing your you know what for a long time to come.I was recently approached by someone who wants me to help him get into a couple of commercial properties, and then manage them for him once the deal closes.

I have to give him 50% of my commission, but I'll make up for that in volume.

Or, you might find a local Cincy Realtor that works with a lot of investors, have them tack on a commission and see if they can bring a buyer to you.