I did talk to my broker about this and although it’s not a common practice at our firm, it shouldn’t be a problem.

I would just chime in that starting out, a hands on approach seems most practical, just so you can get a true understanding of what goes into managing a property.

@Ian Walsh I do think I just spooked myself when I started in doing some due diligence into the legality of the practice.

Where we lived in China, for example, it is common practice to collect 6 months to a year of rent up front not including the security deposit.

Is that not a common practice??

If at some point you think a newbie could help you please feel free to reach out to me, though I have no practical experience only what I've learned by reading and being on bigger pockets!

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if no license is required to bring buyers and sellers together then there would be no real estate industry and all no department of real estate in each state etc etc.. be just like China they have no rules anyone can do anything.Kind of like student pilots who never actually get their license but continue to fly for  years and years totally illegally.. or doctors that practice without proper license or no license at all.. etc etc.. its the law that's why many brokers like myself protect our industry..

It's quite exciting because I will start to look for a RE agent in the area in the next month or two as I practice analyzing each property.