Hello, I'm currently in the process of reviewing an off market deal that consists of 3 Multi-unit buildings in NE Washington, DC.

Jason is a licensed real estate agent with his own brokerage, and I know he would not risk his livelihood by teaching people illegal real estate practices.

You cannot practice real estate until you are sponsored by a broker (e.i.

You need to be consistent with structure type, aesthetics and everything else to simplify your decisions. 

Its all about consistency and mindset in order to take the action necessary.

If you want to connect, PM me, I'm always looking for wholesalers that can funnel my clients consistent GOOD deals. 

Nobody can go see all the possible great rentals that hit the market each day, and the only sane thing to do is make some assumptions to narrow the search field:   (1) Rents are consistent by bedroom count for each neighborhood

But considering the number of properties on the MLS, it's hard NOT to find a deal when looking properly and consistently.  

From there, to actually practice as a real estate agent you need to be associated to a broker so I would think the next step is to make sure you meet brokers in an area you are interested in investing in or live in and think about working for/with them. 

This is going to make the current practices of "churning" through rent to own or lease to own or similar practices even more fraught with peril.