Any attractive deal offered on CL, FB, Zillow etc in this sellers market should have plenty of interest. 

After 15 years of experience in property management in Orlando and Central Florida our team has settled on the following conclusion:There are two types of investors and two types of property management companies, and they attract one another.The goal of this post is to hear the opinion of BP investors who are using property management companies.

Starting a Real Estate Agent Team is a huge commitment and the team will not last or succeed without a full commitment and systems in place.Just like the experience folks have mentioned, you need more experience to attract top performers or like-minded/go-getters like yourself to your team.My 2 cents are:Continue your full-time jobSend your referrals to a trusted and capable agentContinue to optimize your "proprietory" lead generation strategiesClose more deals.

Purchase price: $435,000 Cash invested: $126,000 Sale price: $720,000 Complete gut and remodel, super custom Interior Design brought in very high ARV and sale price, based on market trends.

If you have never dealt directly with an inspection report it is DESIGNED TO SCARE YOU!  

That being said, here is a zillow link to the property in question.Off the bat, it is very attractively priced at $89,000 and while not in the absolute best area, Temple, TX on the whole doesn't seem to be an awful area.

There is so much red tape from permits, codes, zoning, engineering, environmental approval, etc.I wonder if it is by design or if our delegates are living in a bubble.

@Christian Rangel there is a whole commercial forum designed for this type of a question.  

The company could attract new talent to the area, adding to the already competitive housing market.https://www.bizjournals.com/au...

I personally designed the newly renovated home with trendy "Modern Farmhouse" concepts.