Neither of us are agents, but it would certainly be doable to get a license.My question: what kind of fee structure would you be willing to pay to an MTR property manager, or if you are already an MTR property manager, what fees do you charge? 

Quote from @Melissa Crimp: It helps if you learn to run it like a business instead of letting your emotions get in the way.

I've been investing in real estate for a long time and it takes years to cultivate good broker relationships.

It's great that you're already thinking about real estate investing at 22.

I wanted to introduce myself as I am incredibly anxious to step foot into the incredible world of REI and would love to know if there are any local investors that meet/would like to meet on a semi-regular basis.I currently have a full time job in outside sales in the Arvada area so I do a lot of driving around which enables me to spend a lot of my time listening to podcasts and educating myself but I would love to get to know some players within my local area to really dive deep into the subject and in which I could potentially be of value in the future.

I was hoping to find someone who might want to do a bit of mentoring or something along the lines as i get started.

It seems it is so hard to get the positive cashflow in Oregon.

I do not think this topic has been discussed here on BP so let me throw it out there - lets talk about finding the buried bodies. 

It's crucial to show past success to build trust.

Our property manager mentioned that they cannot collect rental income for one property and divide it between multiple SSNs.Here’s their suggestion: "They are operating a business, and the IRS considers it a partnership.