Not sure about the rest but hey it was late on a Saturday night when posted, who hasn't been there before.   

We also know Dick Erath.We should talk.Originally posted by @Evan Bellingar:@Justin LaPointe I think you are on the right track.

This is one of the best post I've seen on here.I've tried marketing my LTR before the previous tenants moved out, but the problem I ran into is that since I couldn't show the unit all of the people that originally reached out lost interest and moved onto to other properties.

You'll want to consider full costs upfront and an architect + contractor team is helpful in that process.

Nor do I understand why anyone would resurrect a 9-year-old post like this.

I am looking for any advice on where are next steps should be, and would specifically ask if there is anyone out there with experience in the space that would be willing to share their experiences and any tips/advice.

Check out the full article here: [Link to Business Insider article](https://www.businessinsider.com/

I'm always sharing and posting local meetups :)

You are too busy and have a full-time, well paying job to focus on it.

You will need to be under another broker for 2 years full time before you would be eligible to get your own brokers license.