Depending on what state you're in, and what role you play, it could be a little complicated, but its doable.

World needs humble down to earth role modwls like you.

Once you have the team and only once all roles are found then and you start looking for the asset.

If yes, doesn’t he need to be licensed as a broker to act in the role of a PM on property he doesn’t own in WA? 

But I would LOVE to attend this conference.I stepped into the role of landlord for the first time in 1991.

My career has been in various businesses, and several roles in management.The analytical skills honed in system design and analysis have helped greatly in deal analysis, market segmentation, and building analysis tools and knowing how to leverage technology.The management roles have helped greatly with people skills, patience, long-term planning, business concepts, financial planning, organization, prioritization, and learning how to relate to people at different levels of an organization and in society.

So always have a plan but be ready to pivot for the right opportunity. 

Properties available in this range in the short term could play a big role on influencing our end decision.

I was a flipper and spec builder up until about a year ago when I decided to pivot to spend more time with my aging parents and my children. 

Be familiar with PM roles enough to thoroughly interview them (how many units do they manage, experience with evictions, do they know the area).