All the while look at properties from an investor perspective, and you'll get a good idea of the market and what you're interested in.Once you have a bit of capital you can start on the side and gradually turn investing into your job and being an agent as something you do if you like to.That's the safer approach.

Back in the housing bubble when it popped, all them vacant commercial properties became dead weight for the owners.

A good agent that is willing to treat investors the same as they would a FTHB looking at $300k houses is worth their weight in gold.

We do about 15% on our own website and push hard to gradually grow that side of the business through our blog, SEO etc.

It's hard to say if the rates are gonna go back up again or not, but so long as COVID stays chill I would speculate that travel nurse contract rates will gradually decline to about pre-COVID levels.If they do, nurses won't have the incentive to take travel contracts, and therefore demand for MTRs will fall.Don't have a crystal ball but that's what I'm observing, hearing, and speculating.

Those that I've seen are worth about the weight of the paper at a paper drive for some school fund raiser.

Each investor has to weight the risks and rewards to see how much risk they are willing to take on. 

Like a good real estate agent a good insurance agent is worth their weight in gold.

Since theyre the manufacture, you can specify exact size, color, paper, weight of paper ect.

It was ideal for them because they currently have free housing because they head a foster-care house, so they can do the repairs gradually until the house is in livable condition.