Spent money and time on marketing and prospecting but no results.

It seems as if your prospective landlord wants to have unreported income and the ability to easily evict you if a purchaser requests vacant possession.

However, I think Miami has some good prospects.

Hi, I want to know what is the opinion about the prospect of investing in rental properties in North Kenwood Area (around E46th Ave, and Ellis Ave?)

He calmly drove back to his company office 25 miles away .Meanwhile I had sent him an email the night before, asking if he even had one call or inquiry yet from a tenant prospect??

There are many pros, but two cons that seem most prominent in my mind of the bat: 1) getting a license doesn't make you an expert out of the gate, even with MLS - an experienced real estate agent can guide you into an emerging market that you might not know about vs. an obvious, saturated market, for example, or explain why a comp only .2 miles away is actually no good for your prospective purchase, among other things 2) if any litigation were to arise in your r.e. business, having a license will almost undoubtedly mean you are held to a higher standard, probably with respect to any aspect of the deal. 

Justin Fox Ignoring local customs, yes, you can buy a home on your own.

:)  I sent in plumbing invoices to request an adjustment of the ridiculously high water bills for several properties, per the procedure told to me by customer service, and it seems those emails have gone into cyberspace.

I've tried everything from Bing Ads to custom coffee sleeves and would really appreciate some advice.

My guess would be if you pitch them on the "deals", you might end up losing your "legal customers" altogether...