So while I’m new to the industry, I think I’ve got the right systems in place to sustain my new real estate ambitions. 

I would be interested but I'm pretty heavily invested in having all my systems setup as is.

The national MLS system is trying to stifle competition.

B) lets you understand the importance systems and how they help

I’m with KW and think we have a great, thorough training and mentorship system, especially for new agents.

He put in jumpers instead of fixing the problem, so I then had to pay someone else, that I COULD CONTROL, to come and fix the system legally...so it could pass inspection and not start a fire.Now I am very firm that I am the one paying for the work and if I do not agree to the work I do not pay and no one speaks for me. 

If it  works for banks for approval why shouldn’t we follow a similar system.

Then, you should ask about the major mechanical systems (roof, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, foundation, etc.), you should research the market and neighborhood,ask for sale comps, and then you need to underwrite the deal.I'm happy to help you with the analysis but I would need more information than what you provided.

Once you find someone you trust with teams, systems and processes in place I would want to start with a partial investment in a deal as a test run.

I do have systems in place.