While there are good turn-key companies, this industry is fraught with fraudsters.

So I'm on both ends of the spectrum.I'm not a Vegas fan as the prices there have skyrocketed now, but even when the prices were advantageous, I have never liked the fact that the primary industry there is entertainment--which is the first industry to tank in a recession.

A real estate license is a way for government to regulate an industry.

I've browsed through some forums and beginner guides and began building my knowledge on the industry.

LLC for holds and a corp for a real estate development company, being at the head of the industry and having all kinds of teams within my company.

This is a speculative industry that is constantly changing, only make decisions based on facts you have at the moment

The rental market is strong with commuters for NYC, and the defense industry is there with Sikorsky, etc....  

Most banks have it as an added requirement and it seems to have become an accepted industry practice.

I'm not as keen on the west side (College Park to Fulton Industrial) and Airport region unless we're talking commercial.

Also since the industry is regulated they can't place signs on the property, ads in the paper etc.Hope it helps some.