Back to that in possibly another post.So given the scenario above, where my partner would have his GC license and can pull the permits, between the two of us have a good handle on high quality materials and where to source them, the general knowledge of the order to get things done, dealing with inspection etc...Is there a good way to gauge how much we could collectively build the duplex for?

Owner occupied loans require licensed residential lenders, and few hard money lenders will go through the pain and cost of becoming licensed for an occasional OO deal. 

Looking forward to networking here and being able to find a broker to get my Missouri license under for use in my own deals.

Hello BiggerPockets,I'm taking the real estate state exam next week and I wondering if having a real estate license and wholesaling real estate is playing with fire.

That same year that I graduated, in 1980, I got a broker license.  

Currently working on my real estate license to get some experience.

The same year that I graduated, 1980, I got a broker license.  

I would recommend getting your license as well.  

Husband is Licensed Realtor & I am Licensed LO and have a Staging Co and we both have full time jobs!

but no one elseThis is what stopped my out-of-state plans for expansion, as I wanted to create my own Property Management firm.The current PM is your EMPLOYEE (and that's a bag of worms by itself) unless she has a business license (at lease a DBA)Regardless, at a  minimum, you need  a formal agreement between the lady and yourself AND to serve notice to all current tenants of (a) your ownership and (b) your contact information.