When I obtained my RE license over a decade ago I never intended to service others, but to accelerate my own RE investment interests.

But this question continues to be asked over and over again when it's a pretty simple answer.

I know people all over the city use illegal units for all sorts of things, but my goal is to maximize profits while ensuring I'm doing things legally and protecting myself from liability.

My team an I hauled over 12 tons of items from the house, did a minor renovation, and converted the workshop into an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU).

I would probably continue to work part-time hours for a few years after that... but would be happy to stop if I want to. 

What we have doesn't turn over a lot.Just to give you an idea of what I see.  6 unit asking $600,000 in a very tough area.  100% vacant. 

However the water pollution continues to get more publicity.  

Then you can take the Broker class, upgrade to a Broker license, and break out on your own (or continue working under another Broker).Property management is an underestimated opportunity.

Then we started slowly moving our tenants over to another software and canceled RentRedi last month.

Once you have the judgment, you can turn it over to collections and see if they can collect anything for you.