No, if you're buying an entity that owns the property you can keep the eviction active.

This is a much more expensive, active market than I experienced in St.

I am Active Duty Navy with over 16 years in and have been in the real estate business for about 7 years.

You seem to be a fairly active note investor, and it appears to be working for you.

I am now called the Tourist Guide because prospective tenants line up at the door sometimes almost 10 people and I have to control who enters, 2 at a time.Only if I dont get the apartment rented by the last week I will show it every day in the evening.Renovations are stressful but the good thing is that I only buy one building a year, lets say for 700K.

As an investor from out of state or area always suggested to partner in with an active operational partner that can oversee day to day.

There is a school that I will be signing up with \ that offers the required 60 hours before I can take the state exam.My question is....Is it common to have in-active agent under Brokers.

For one thing those are not active markets which means much more transactional cost getting in and out.

There are active members here doing well in that area here.

A lot depends on your goals.Here is a previous thread that may give you some answers.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/55/topics/103905-another-newbie-question---if-you-had-400k-how-would-you-spend-itYou also need to decide how active or passive you want to be.