Hold for awhile and split the profits or have a public auction almost immediately after you control it.These are just a few ideas that should stimulate your creative juices.  

This forum has been a wonderful guiding light for my RE education and I can't thank you all enough!

I am a new member to BiggerPockets and starting my education and research phase of Real Estate Property Investing.I live in the San Francisco Bay Area - which is an insane market - and though I would love to meet people that live in this area to discuss real estate investing, etc, I would also really like to meet and speak with people all over the country to get a better feel and understanding of other markets.

I try to educate and explain otherwise.  

Everything is digitized here and made public. 

This community is such a supportive resource, and the opportunities for education are rich.

One last question; if I do get my license yet it's considered inactive because I don't belong to a broker, I would still be required to inform the public that I'm "licensed" while wholesaling, correct?

What if it was a 2 Bedroom/1 Bath that was marketed to the open public and the person who took it, happened to be a single individual.

If you do it yourself, you don't have to pay yourself but you're also more likely to make a mistake.Also, keep in mind that since most REITS are public companies they have to publish audited quarterly reports telling you how much money/return they made or lost for you.

Oversight, annual reporting, continuing education, etc.