Attendees often find these events valuable for networking and learning from experienced investors.Local Real Estate Groups: Check for local real estate investor groups or meetups in your area.

Ryan,If it is truly a separate company, you will want to have proper Insurance coverage:- General Liability (Bodily Injury or Property damage caused by your operations)- Professional Liability (aka Errors & Omissions - for damages caused by your decisions, advice,...)- Workers Compensation (even if you are not employing anyone)There are other coverage to consider depending on your operations.   

Personally, this could not be worse news for my buyer/investor focused growing business, however my role is not going away anytime soon..For example, there have been numerous instances where the amount of price negotiation exceeded my compensation or transactions that without my (or a professionals) participation would likely not be as efficient, feasible or successful.

Last part- Start networking with local investors and/or investor friendly agents near Newark who may have answers to the questions above.The only way to reduce risk is to educate yourself. 

Remember, trial and error can be costly, so seek professional advice from a real estate attorney, developer, and contractor familiar with the Austin market.

Nothing yet Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Looking to build my network down here!

In that case, absolutely just continue doing whatever you're doing and I'd recommend investing in a professional already in the space, rather than take on the task yourself.

However, a small unit count LL (2 units is small unit count) will not achieve the same vacancy rate as a a professional PM due to increased unit turn over time. 

Hi, I am a healthcare professional with currently renting office space.