Hi @Katlynn Teague - I agree with @William Harvey that “buying right” should be your priority…by doing so it will give you a margin saftey against all your other risk which you can certainly do things to mitigate …but never completely get rid of.

As William said, you need to assess YOUR situation as they are all different. 

@William W. - I’m with ya!

@Hayden RearKeller Williams is one of the brokerages that puts a lot focus into training and helping newbies get into the field:https://www.kw.com/kw/education.htmlWhy do you want to become a real estate agent?

@Troy Williams There is an overall lack of information regarding zoning for containers. 

I started at Keller Williams but switched over to Samson because kw took too much of the commission.

Then thin out joint compound and roll it on with a 1/2 nap lambswool roller and use a troel sqeegee off amazon or magic trowel from sherwin williams to smooth it.

@Eric Williams I suggest looking around at the rental units that are your direct competition and see what appliances they are providing.

You may find a well seasoned commercial agent perhaps cbre or Keller WilliamS commercial who may have solid boots on the ground info for you .

@William Patrick Farley IIIFind some local wholesalers; check craigslist, call long term expired listings and FSBOs.