Maybe try starting out as a admin assistant for a PM company first; just something to get your foot in the door and start building your experience. 

Thank you in advance for your time and wisdom.Kind Regards,Jackson I would start out first and foremost, getting licensed in your state.

Rates are very attractive and we can go to a higher LTV than most on Condos..Intention of capital doesn't necessarily need to be disclosed.

"rent control" is typically associated with the government setting rental rate limits. 

As long as you're financing it as an investment property you should be able to.You might have a hard time getting a lender to fund if you don't have rental rates/estimates to provide to the lender.

This is the first episode I thought of for you, probably because they have 4 kids and so do you, ha!

I'm excited to be part of this vibrant community of real estate enthusiasts, investors, and professionals.I first started my professional career in real estate while in the MBA program at NDSU.

If you google your company name, the goal is to take up the entire first page of Google and have your website be the first result.

In fact, given the success I had on my first commercial deal (bought, rehabbed and flipped an 18000 ft light industrial building and netted $500K in 24 months), I'm not even sure I want to do residential going forward. 

I recently moved out of my first house hack which was a duplex.