I am not a broker or an agent and this is my first house so I'm a little nervous and very anal about protecting myself and the owner. 

However, a year ago, I opened a brokerage here in Tampa called Investing N Florida, where we manage short-term rental properties, provide training for agents on selling and purchasing investment properties, and specifically equip our agents to work with investors.

Just make sure you work with a team of agent/lender/attorney who have done this already.

There aren't any special requirements.

Hey everyone, I am a new agent in the Salt Lake area and am interested in getting into helping investors find property.

Your core 4 consist of a real estate agent(deal finder), property manager, contractor, and lender.

By obtaining quotes from these specialized tradesmen, you may be able to save money compared to having a general contractor outsource the work.Additionally, by doing the painting yourself, you can save on labor costs and potentially improve your overall budget.

@Joshua Postthere are lots of things you can do:-talk to a lender to find out how much you can borrow-find an agent and go look at 50 potential house hacks-reduce your expenses so you can save more each month-go to all of the local REIA meetings and find out what the other investors are doingjust because you haven't bought something does not mean you are in analysis paralysis.  

One of my agents @Keith Mintz is another young hustler, he's doing deals in San Diego right now.

@Bryon Andrews posted here - he's a wealth of knowledge and a phenomenal agent to start your journey.