Any direct experience or definitive resources on whether a salesperson or broker license is typically required for residential property management (especially if handling leasing, listing, or renting activities) would be invaluable.Standard Fee Structures & Models:What are common onboarding/setup fees (if any)?

Would love the opportunity to be a resource for you. 

BiggerPockets has tons of great resources to get you started.

Otherwise, getting recs from local investors can also be a resource!

If you have resources then that would be the best way to do it since you will net more for each deal you get.Or you can find a company that is hiring for acquisitions or disposition positions.

As I move from learning to taking real action, I’m looking to connect with professionals who understand this market and can be part of a long-term team.I’d greatly appreciate any referrals, advice, or introductions to:Reliable real estate attorneys or title companies who are wholesale-friendly and understand assignment and JV contracts in MassachusettsProven contract templates or resources (especially MA-specific) that are beginner-friendly yet solid enough to protect everyone involvedInvestor-friendly realtors or agents who understand creative strategies and wouldn’t mind working with someone new to the game, but serious about doing business the right way, and bringing valueIf you’ve been through the early stages of wholesaling in MA, I’d love to hear what worked for you—and what to avoid.I’m committed to doing honest and ethical deals, and I’m looking to build lasting strategic relationships as I grow.Thanks in advance!

It’s a smart move, especially in today’s market, where creative strategies like this can really pay off long-term.For learning and support, BiggerPockets is a fantastic resource—both their blog and podcast offer tons of real-life stories, step-by-step guides, and a helpful community.

When my clients are looking to wholesale and are struggling to find end buyers (Party C), I always tell them that their best resources will be Facebook Groups(which you mentioned), LinkedIn, and local REIAs.The key is to build and maintain long-lasting relationships with both avid rehabbers and renters, as they are both viable end buyers.

I have an extensive library of real estate investing resources to share.

Bonus points if it includes sensitivity analysis or value-add projections.If anyone is willing to share a template they've found useful or point me toward a reliable resource (free or paid), I’d really appreciate it.Thanks in advance for your help!