Given that already work in the construction industry you may want to consider getting a GC license. 

There's actually a lot of chatter in the PM industry about what to do when an owner hires another broker to sell an occupied rental property.

That’s what I was waiting forNow do you recommend me some more books in the industry?     

We have relationships with local vendors who we consistently use and are professionals within their industry.

Many 506b deals are pitched to new students including ones that are failing and the students have no knowledge in this industry to understand what is being presented.

A good lender doesn’t want you to lose money any more than they do.Given the competitive nature of the industry, there are many lenders now who will lend to newbies.

Here’s the moves I made on chronological order1984 - liquidated SFR and began purchasing commercial property - concentrating on automotive repair facilities and single tenant industrial/retail2000 - began liquidating SOME commercial property and concentrated on building a mortgage note portfolio of primarily commercial property notes.2011 - took a detour and purchased 5 high rise condos in Phoenix at 35% of their previous sale price. 2023 - sold Phoenix condos and commercial properties and invested (investing) in equity REITs while still holding 60% of my “portfolio” in mortgage notes  

No tax strategy involved yet.REI bookkeeping has lots of nuances and is more complex than the bookkeeping for most other industries.

As a Designer too, for the STR Industry, I always always do performance velvet platform beds or wood.

That would float all boats as long as we kept it out of the hands of the bankers, defense industry, drug companies, politicians and cartels. ;-)