I am taking the plunge and leaving my W-2 job (buying land for a homebuilder to develop into neighborhoods) to do some traveling and to commit to real estate investment full-time. I have a decent start - 8 rental unit...

In relation to running the LLC, keeping a book of business, maintaining the LLC in accord with the compliance that the Secretary of State requires (if applicable), and having an annual meeting are things that you should consider doing. 

Hi Chris,A good PM will be highly communicative as well as offer some insights into how successful they've been in collecting rent, maintaining occupancy, and keeping vendor bills under budget. 

I officially quit nursing about 5-6 months ago, have been quite successful as a full time real estate agent helping investors purchase properties in Kansas City and my real estate portfolio monthly cash flow has completely replaced my ICU nurse salary.

Career wise, my only goals are maximum earning potential while maintaining maximum time with my family; wherever those two points best marry.

Here's how I did it: - On my first two flips, I hired a GC to bring in the subs, manage the project day-to-day, maintain the schedule, etc.

There is nowhere else in Montgomery County to get well large, well-maintained single-family homes and multis.

Do you currently maintain an A, B (General Engineering and General Building Contractor) licenses in the State of Florida?

Now, perhaps we priced slightly high but it is a well maintained unit and is a very LARGE 2 bedroom which are rare in this area (1,200+ sq ft). 

COI is the cost of insurance or the amount to maintain your policy.