You have to do simultaneous closing though. 

As long as they are prepared to have their license released back into the ether and not be able to practice any real estate then they are welcome to go for it. 

Maybe you start taking shortcuts (possible doing illegal things, or shady business practices).

Our CM team works flat rate, our incentive is to fight or eliminate change orders, CO's make us look bad to client.Getting multiple bids a good practice either way.

Simultaneously, we are about to start the search for our first home and either flip or rent after 2 years.

Have you looked into buying a building to locate your practice in?

I've seen examples of companies that don't answer the phone, only have 4 hours a week that Tenants can come into the office, practice just horrible screening practices, take weeks to respond to maintenance issues... the list goes on.  

Go to an agent who will look out for your interests with regard to the contract, earnest money, local practices and what not. 

On the other hand, if you have 5 flips going on simultaneously, then you want to deploy software such as Podio or BaseCamp.Hope this helps.

An email inquiry to the local city or county would probably be fruitful   I don't know about other counties,  but king county has several books/pamphlets that focus on fair housing best practices.