Gotcha....maybe verify with a call to employer?

Since I am a real estate agent, am I required to list under my employer's real estate brokerage and request a broker fee when listing vacancies?  

At first I had the thought of buying a multifamily property here locally but I am in South Florida and these prices make it seem like it would be hard to generate the cash flow. 

Banks won't lend on it like traditional investment properties and often times unless it is agricultural or recreational, there will be limited income generated by the property until you sell it or develop on it.

I’ve been employed at my job for over two years now and work remotely—I’m able to work remotely anywhere in the US—can someone on this awesome team give me clarification? 

In addition to the picture perfect BRRRS this strategy can lower your cost of acquiring rental properties and tends to do that each time you correctly employ it. 

Purchase price: $670,000 Cash invested: $45,000 5 bedroom single family house that is generating over $4,600 a month in rents What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Purchase price: $670,000 Cash invested: $45,000 5 bedroom single family house that is generating over $4,600 a month in rents

If you make a profit the income is not subject to self employment tax.Everything else requires a separate business tax return. 

Find an expert, such as Thomas.I wouldn't recommend it to get into your first property as there are much better 0 down strategies out there that can equally produce an infinite return while not requiring you to tie up any of your own capital.If implemented correctly, it can generate great wealth for generations.