@Todd Magin Baltimore is a very interesting market in that it is block specific, so there's a lot to learn as you're trying to farm over here.

There is a lot to know and getting some real estate transactions under your belt as an agent is a good first step to being comfortable doing your own.

Do they need a lot to be sustainable/profitable?

She is a great realtor in the sense of knowing house prices and guiding on where to spend the money or not spend it for repairs based on location and how it will benefit us, but I think she has a lot to learn on some of the more modern, technical ways to market and sell listings.  

So, I am learning a lot.  To

The firm I work at audits numerous low income housing projects and elderly housing facilities as well as preparing tax returns for these entities and other individuals with real estate in their portfolio, so I do have some experience in real estate accounting.

It will help a lot to go in knowing what you will say.

I have contractors experience in flooring as well as numerous other things, I also live in sugarhouse !

and you have numerous reasons...location, job growth, apartment performance since 2014.

I have been following bigger pockets since I started in real estate investing in 2012 I did go very fast as I got lucky with local lenders who helped me a lot to make all these purchase possible.