I see quite a few, but I'd prefer a recommendation from a landlord who has with experience with a particular firm.

Mark J Kohler is an attorney and a CPA, and his law firm and his accounting firm have real estate investor clients all around the country.

Also, I am looking into becoming an agent or working for a commercial real estate firm, but just not sure yet.

Are you looking to buy rentals and hand them off to a property manager, or are you looking at putting your money with an apartment syndication firm, or are you looking at taking on the responsibility to find the investors and deals and invest in the property?

@Beliria Sims - When I first started my own firm, I established systems for the company (filing system, book keeping, specifications for each trade, draw requests, loan packages, etc). 

Do you have a contractor that can give you a scope of work and a fairly firm bid for the rehab?

He spent 10 years working around the clock, became a parter in the firm and had to work even harder for the following 10 years etc etc. he is encouraging his kids to go to college but is begging them to go learn real estate development, construction, syndications, flips, or at least get in as real estate agents etc That's my opinion and may experience in how I have seen some people become free over time and others who got even more sucked into working around the clock.In case someone will say I was privileged to have had a dad who was a developer, you can just start as a real estate agent and grow from there, so long as you end up doing your own deals and not live off of the commissions only   

There is a narrow exemption for title companies if corporate structure is specifically set up.But to do so the national title companies have all either affiliated with or started their own national QI firms. 

I am a firm believer in Real Estate investing, but not so much with the stock market.

If a house is listed at $150, are they firm or is there flex in the price?