I have been considering a career change, and even have an idea of how to reasonably transition into real estate full time by becoming an agent and truly immersing myself in the market.

However, this is only a part time endeavor as I start to transition from my rat race job.  

Things like a loose faucet, missing transition strip, etc are things that may suggest to a buyer that the place is not well maintained.Take photos of the place and look at it through a buyer's eyes. 

The home is in a trust and has accrued quite a bit of equity, but a transition now would be ideal.

We will invoice you a mentoring fee 😉 Personally, I would consider paying for a mentor if I was trying to transition full time into a difficult space like multi-family syndication or something (arguably you need coaching & mentoring to be successful in that niche) but if you’re new in the journey and still finding your way (deciding on a strategy) you will find so many people are happy to share their knowledge & experience.

You can also try to search for "transitioning" or "up and coming" in the MLS notes.

BP is great, but it is not really specialized in syndications so you might want to narrow your focus a bit and find a Community that concentrates on passive investing.When I first made the transition from active to passive investing, I found it very difficult to find quality operators and to be confident that they were going to be a good steward of my capital. 

Currently working full time in sales management, looking to transition into RE investing .

I just transitioned from one property manager and I just started another one (11 days into it so far) and I am not sure if I will be happy with them because they are not use AirBnB and other condo owners are getting booked now and I am not and I have one of the nicest condos in the building, but I know of another property manager I may change to, and this is why I am on this site today to get my own help. 

I am now ready to make the transition from my W-2 job to full-time real estate investing.