Any market that you're interested in, there should be a quality provider in that area that you will need to vet so you can be confident about your goals being met.As far as PM goes... if you find a management firm that consistently gets the job done and is 100% TRANSPARENT then it's probably best to maintain that relationship as they probably won't like you working with their competitors. 

So I had started thinking that working for a Brokerage Firm for 2 years would help me build up that Experience.I have a choice when I passed my Broker's Exam.

@Andrew Laurence the cost seg firms can provide you with a free estimate

My question is this: I’ve been searching the internet for any sort of pricing indication that I can use to market this data to Brokers, agents, and private equity firms.

However, many loan officers either don't know it or their lending firm has more stringent restrictions. 

This is a low income tenant dealing with a host of collection issues upon rehab.

I'm sure we'll face challenges ahead, but enthusiasm and energy can make up for a host of our shortcomings.Glad to have you here in the community!

As an example, check out the year-to-date performance of Sun Communities and Equity Lifestyles: Sun and ELS both invest in RV parks, mobile home parks and other asset classes that my firm loves. 

Hope you're all doing well today.I'm currently a full time house flipper/ real estate investor, but am interested in starting my own brokerage firm in part to reduce the costs of my flipping business, but also to have full access to the MLS, provide secondary income, etc.In Kentucky, in order to become a broker, you must work as a licensed real estate agent for 2x years. 

I had one lined up last summer, and then their terms changed, which made me ineligible because the property's ARV will be about $220,000, and not the $250,000 that they now require.I know that lending is tightening up across the board, but perhaps someone on this forum knows of a firm I can use to get this project done.