By staying informed, you can make smarter decisions, avoid potential pitfalls, and seize great opportunities.So, whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting, remember that staying informed is your trusty compass in the exciting world of real estate.6.2 Adapting to Market ChangesAdapting to market changes is like being a skilled surfer riding the waves.Just as a surfer adjusts their position on the board to stay upright on changing waves, real estate investors must adapt their strategies to succeed in a shifting market.Imagine you're investing in real estate, and suddenly, the market starts to change.

Compass is one of them and I can connect you.Builder wise, there are so many in there are so be careful because there are quite a few scammers.

I have compassion and a system here to help those that have tried to help themselves.

Although they I am a big believer in the notion that other people's perception of me, is in fact, my reality (at least in their eyes), I also know who I am, and what my moral compass direction is. 

Most SIMPLE thing in the world.One certainly needs thick skin and let no compassion or emotion come into land-lording..

I have to think if some looking at an area seriously like you do.. hiring a good Drone pilot to run it up and down the streets in all different points of the compass that would give you real time look see at the Neighborhood.. 

I think it comes down to a moral compass issue.

However, I do feel my strengths of loyalty, compassion and empathy have helped develop a successful (somewhat) portfolio and I have been able to work with the same team for about 15 years. 

If I remember correctly, you can immediately become a broker in CT, which might make it easier to obtain a broker license in FL, as opposed to being an agent and needing to hang your license elsewhere.As for the hanging of the license, that would be a broker-by-broker question, unless you go to one of the big firms that are everywhere (Elliman, Corcoran, Compass, etc.)

If all 3 of you are committed to living there for the foreseeable future and would be able to ride out the wait period, etc. it could be something worth talking to an attorney about.That being said, each person has their own moral compass and you would ultimately be kicking 0-3 people out of their living situation so I will let you deal with that part.If you can just get vacant upfront it will make things easier, but you are going to pay for it.