Life is tough enough, don't make it harder by inviting bad people (tenants) into your life.

No other brokers would be invited or paid.I coached a seasoned Realtor in Sub2, -student found a house with zero equity, -house had a listing, -asking price was 10% over appraisal (agent bought the listing)-seller asked the agent of that listing to cancel the listing, the seller did not cancel in writing, and the agent that had the listing & his broker got an attorney and sued the Sub2 Realtor.My advice:  1.

I will truly deeply analyze the actual numbers because that is what is key here and if this property is worthwhile for an investor, because all I can hear in mind is "buy low, sell high" which was learned in numerous educational materials.

BP How-to Start WholesalingPlus, there are numerous blog posts on the subject as well.  

As a landlord with several dozen properties, does anyone utilize publicly traded SFR property rental businesses such as American Homes 4 Rent, Starwood Waywood Residential Trust, Blackstone's Invitation Homes, etc to help gauge comparisons between what us small fish do versus these large landlords?  

You can screen calls, and you can add numerous numbers to your google voice number, and only give out your google voice number to the tenants so they never have your personal number. 

Also if owning property there are numerous little things that need to be purchased that going through normal channels is at the very least awkward.

Dear Rob,  The first step was to send him the invite to the credit check.  

There have been numerous blog articles on setting goals over the years and performing a simple search on "setting goals" will give you a ton of info to get you started.  

I am looking into getting a license but don't want to delay the next two properties I hope to close this year.You would think with the public threads like this one that show up every couple of months that numerous realtors would be posting that they are investor friendly.