I've been on the  repairs side for a few years now and I'm ready to get in the game all the way.Hoping to learn and connect with others who are in the same field and could help out in any fashion.

Of course you have to be readily available to operate this way since you don't want to hold up the process any more than necessary,  but once you have established a relationship with a contractor who knows how you operate you can build a more trusting relationship.  

When your new the commission splits will most likely be heavily favored to the broker.I still like the licence strategy buts its become more of a long game strategy It will take a few years to see the full benefit of it.  

HelloMy name is Chris DeLucien and I currently own a home in Southwest Florida (Fort Myers area)Im new to the entire investing game and have recently dived in to the BP Pro side of things as well.

Christhis is a wealth building question, you need to have a long term game plan.

I'm always looking to establish and build long term relationships with like minded professionals.  

Try to establish a relationship with the listing agent/owner and if they know you are not just some other investor, they may be willing to give you the opportunity:)Before I became a realtor, It took me 6 months to find the right property and was worth the wait.

I am active in newark PM me if you want to touch base Also be aware that newark investing is a very active management game, you need strong processes and the right team on the ground to protect your investment.

I'm excited to get back into the BRRR game after a short hiatus.  

I think what you are asking is whether or not there is a benefit to converting your passive rental income to earned income in order to establish a work-history, no?