Expanding on the @Shaun Reilly  post, in NC you can provide some peripheral real estate services (but not the actual leasing) and not need a broker's license.

On the positive side, all of the interior walls are concrete block which limits peripheral damage when shooting occur inside the buildings or tenants set their units on fire. 

THAT'S WHEN THE ENTITY LLC TRANSFER WAS CREATED.EXAMPLE CONTINUE:ARV= $300,000RENO= $20,000PRICE: $205,000BUFFER DOLLAR FIGURE: $20,000 (NEGOTIATING WINDOW)WHOLESALE FEE: LET'S SAY YOU WANT TO MAKE $10,000 OFF OF THIS DEAL TYPE: FORECLOSURE- NON-ASSIGNABLEFIRST- WHEN CALCULATING, ESTIMATE ALL PERIPHERAL COSTS FIRST. 

I have seen similar types situation where they use shade/mesh or fabric panels that are very easy/inexpensive to have tailored by an upholsterer or DIY and can look relatively decent...they add zero structural nor do they satisfy any sort of building codes....but serve only to avoid goofy accidents of a child getting their head or an appendage stuck between the bars. best of luck!

In California, I would never trust a $15-$25/hour guy to source material and schedule peripheral tasks outside his area of familiarity/circle of acquaintances.

Relationship... consider it depending on circumstances and experience in peripheral areas surrounding investing.  

As a landlord I try to filter out all the peripheral information that people use as explanations or otherwise contribute to a discussion.

The capitol city and elsewhere is already feeling the impact in a peripheral way.

I've also asked myself if it would be worth going to a more peripheral market for better cash flow.

Anyway, I'm not affiliated to any business that deals in real estate or peripheral type businesses.