I have lived in KC for 8 years and have had the ability to live in different places around town.

Cast iron and steel to a lesser degree really compromise the signal of wireless devices.

I am graduating in December with a Bachelors Degree in Finance so I have a good understanding of risk/return, tradeoffs, cash flow analysis, etc.

Also keep in mind I would be fully insured up to $10 Million in Property Damage and also FAA Certified to fly drones for commercial use.​It includes:5 Drone Videos at 4 Different Locations/Properties per monthEach Drone video is 1-2 Minutes of Edited Drone Footage in 4K and also features copyright free audio5 VR Tours/Month of the same location captured by 360 Degree Cameras with embedables to place on your site​So, assuming real estate agents like yourself were to see my demo reel (and see how great the footage is) my questions are these...For $2,500/month is this really a bargain for you Real Estate Firms?

Local zoning authorities have the ability to damage an investors fee-simple ownership rights - so to speak - and there is another duplex in another local metro city I have the same problem with.Condo Conversions don't involve county government and are done through the state-level Common Interest Ownership Act by recording a condo map, declarations, and bylaws to create separate legal descriptions, which the Assessor then puts in its records. 

Speaking in broad generalities here:  IF the high loan balance is "covered" by a high enough rent it probably won't affect your loan-ability as much as you would think with a high loan balance. 

Tying up my private money with long term assets not only costs more in the short term and hurts cash flow, but limits my long term ability to secure more properties.

While it lacks the ability to scale beyond what you are capable of doing yourself (until maybe you get some bird dogs), it can definitely help you to get started.I wouldn't worry about the number of leads you generate by doing this. 

My license has given me the ability to network with various investors who are like-minded and have similar goals to mine.

The best thing to keep an eye out for are tools that give your tenants additional capabilities which makes it an easier sell on your end when getting them to transition over (ie. their ability to report on-time rent payments to build credit; this can create an added incentive for making sure they pay that rent on time).