Lot's of buyers might use an agents time and never buy a property .Another thing that is overlooked is there are marketing costs to be an agent at least for the ones that want to be successful .As others have mentioned you can get your license and then won't have to be as dependent on agents and can do your own MLS searches and view homes on your own etc .Barrier and cost to entry is relatively low .

The thing to keep in mind when asking this question is the final "R" of  the BRRRR acronym - REPEAT.While the lower cost of entry does allow you to have a larger number of properties, "scaling" is all about growing your total returns.Although the total unit count might be lower, your total returns and the control you have over the project/process will be far greater. 

In addition, the following was found on the .gov site.Question: I was cited to fire rate an apartment entry door.

She was not there but gave permission for entry for repairs.

So "Oakland CA" google search reveals Alameda county because the first line of the wikipedia entry showing up on google's preview is "...largest city and county seat of Alameda County, California..." without having to open the actual wikipedia article.

This raised all kinds of problems from getting access to my postal box, to access codes to gain entry, and for the community pool.

If you are renting the house and state law says 48 hours notice he has to let you know that far in advance of entry.

Then when I search handyman, him and all the other handyman entries pop up.

There are a lot of good consistent cash flow markets with considerably lower entry points than Denver.

about the landlord's right to entry.