If your intent is just to buy and sell your own properties, then I would think a small boutique investor friendly brokerage is the way to go.  

@Medvin B.If you are going to be involved with talking to sellers, you may want to get licensed.See http://dredefenselawyer.com/california-bureau-of-r...Then find a boutique RE Broker to hang your lic with.We sue everybody here in Cali.

A boutique fitness center (yoga, pilates, barre, HIIT, etc). 

I own two companies, Rewind Memories (digital conversion company) and That's Crisp (boutique design agency).

If you are operating in DC, it is a bit easier operating out of a small boutique place, but I still prefer the branding that comes from the big name guys.

Actually there are probono litigation boutiques nationwide that love to harrass employers into settlements.

I'll admit I viewed these cash-value life insurance policies as an approach pushed by a subset of boutique planning firms looking for a way to pitch products with massive commissions (50-90% of the first year premium in commissions, as well as continuing residuals).

Since then I have began working as an agent full time at a smaller boutique company in Midtown Manhattan.

I work in a small, boutique agency myself.  

46.Do you have boutique-style, single point portfolio based management services?