CCB #198205 licensed, bonded, and insured.My brother and I have owned rental property for 10 years and our father has done it for 50 years.

I want to establish a team in GA to assist with maintenance (electrician, plumber, contractor/fix it person etc.).

Some brokers that are licensed that bid on HUD waive their end of the commission when buying themselves to push out other investor buyers and win the property with more NET to HUD.

I'm licensed in NC but I live out of state at the moment.

You will need a PA license and broker, most likely.

He has to have mine in place before he gets his as it's required to keep his licensing etc.

If it's above my level of ability to repair then I have a list of individuals who are reasonable priced and licensed and insured. 

And the podcasts are awesome also.I am also in the New Orleans area, and I am both a licensed realtor and investor.

Impressive to be able to get so established so fast starting out from scratch in a totally new area.I have seen stuff from Steve and really like the Lifeonaire concept.

Not that you can't find a good deal in the MLS but the profit margin for a wholesaler will be much smaller.Second, realtors are a possessive lot that viciously guard their real estate market against "non-licensed professionals."