Met up three times, first for the showing, next for the lease agreement and finally for the move in key release.After move in, my repeat attempts to communicate has met with no response or even acknowledgement.After a week after move in a courtesy email asking if everything went well, if there is any issue or concern that needs to be addressed, nothing.Another week gone by I sent by email electronic rent payment instructions for April 1, also no reply or acknowledgement.Another few days after that a text message was sent to ask if the emails were received, no reply.A phone call the next day went straight to voice mail, left a voice message to call me back or reply to my email/text. 

I'm noticing that most SDIRA companies seem to have fees for everything - monthly account maintenance, trade fees and so on that would also slowly erode the profits from the original investment.I know this post is not exactly straight forward, I'm just trying to see what type of options there might be.Thanks in advance for the help and advice!

I know of agents who have a team that generates income for them and the commissions are paid straight to the LLC in full view of all regulators. 

Getting straight to the point, I want to experience what agents, contractors, and investors do when they're out and about in their field.

No mailers are opened, straight to recycling and all text sending numbers are blocked so those texts per day are new numbers only. ps.

I do prefer videos over straight reading material, but a combo of the both will work as well.The NMLS website has an exhausting outline which I’m aware of and plan to utilize.Any advice, thoughts and feedback related to the exam will be highly appreciated!

If we decide to do this sort of thing we will use wheelbarrows and dump trailers to simply haul it all straight to the dump. 

You get straight to it.

There is always the debate that jumping straight into RE investing is the best way to learn.

Some basic topics areas I would advise becoming familiar with are current market trends in your area for real estate, as well as financing opportunities that you'll be able to utilize (assuming you won't be paying straight cash for the property.