@Chris Seveney Ah, true . . . ultimately my basic plan is just to make enough (with all of the companies) that it's a no brainer either way, but just curious if there were particular companies that are legitimate that I could reach out to that'd be more along the lines of the real estate loan (as googling random companies makes me nervous)

I am a newbie to the real estate world, working full time as a junior doctor in India.Plan is to save enough over the next two years while also learning enough to buy my first rental property by the end of 2024.I need help with the books I should read.What I have read so far:E-myth - Michael GuerberABCs of Real Estate - Ken McElroyThe Ultimate Beginner's Guide - BPWhat Every Real Estate Investor ...

They go home every night, they don't work weekends....if the company they work for goes under, they just move on to the next job.And it's ultimately fair....if you don't want to pay W-2 taxes, go buy a property or two, or three.

Especially if by deciding to allow agents to bring potential renters in, I were to reduce my days on market...holding all else equal, in the event that I did procure the ultimate renter through an agent, all it took was 14 days of incremental days on market to reach a "breakeven point".

Start with BiggerPockets Ultimate Beginners Guide (free).

Ultimately, your final decision is always going to come to hiring that sub and seeing for yourself it you can work together.

As an agent is important to understand you are helping people make decisions but ultimately those decision should be theirs.

As a beginner, I would suggest you read the Ultimate Beginners Guide to real estate investing, which can be found here on BP for free!

Sure, I miss on some extra returns but I can focus on my career and boost my income while also growing my wealth. 

They are the ultimate nuisance and best to ignore those.