If you are located in South Florida and would like to meet up for some coffee give me a shout! 

Let’s meet for coffee.

Coffee on me if you're ever in San Antonio!

I'm nearby in the lower mills area of Dorchester. 

I was wondering if a social-media type platform existed exclusively for landlords to notify other nearby landlords of a particular tenant who had been trouble or should've been marked legally, because doing those alternative methods removes the ability for future landlords to see such a deviancy in a background check.Because it seems that landlords have much more to lose from initiating an eviction (hence the popularity of alternative methods) and furthermore how costly it is to have the unfortunate serendipity to happily embrace these unmarked tenants as clean ones.

@Andrew Urban yes, I think it's beneficial to work under an established broker, at least at the beginning.Even though you have property management experience, being an agent is a whole separate area/specialty of RE and having a supportive broker will definitely be helpful as you start learning about that side of the business.If you're just getting started, I'd recommend trying to assist more successful agents in your office to start learning the ropes, or at the very least having coffee with a few and asking them the same question.When offices open back up to the general public, if your broker's office is in a high traffic area you might consider volunteering for "desk duty", to handle walk-ins.

How does it compare to nearby rents? 

I also noticed a real estate office that is nearby where I live has closed after being open for several years. 

Buy them coffee, pick their brains and determine if that's someone you can trust to work together with for your success. 

If you want to chat let’s grab a coffee or look at some properties.