Trying to prevent turnovers as much as possible will keep you in business - avoid too big rent increases, ensure places are optimized for utilities & efficiency (can be a big reason for move outs- too expensive), timely maintenance fulfillments & more!

Congrats on entering the RE Investment and RE Sales spaces.Its great that you have a fulfilling FT job BUT this could hinder you as time goes on. 

It's incredibly fulfilling to witness the transformation and see our investments thrive.With my all-star team taking care of the nitty-gritty underwriting and property management, I get to focus on the big picture.

I’d suggest including:A copy of a driver’s license or other government-issued IDProof of general liability insurance coveragePersonal liability: The contractor is responsible for fulfilling the contract personally

These either will be brought back to a degree or we will go onto Societal bankruptcy.  

Quote from @Mike Gilmore: I am seeking referrals for an attorney to help resolve a dispute with a partner in a C-Corp for failing to fulfill fiduciary duties.

This typically occurs in a contractual agreement when Party A fulfills their part of the agreement and Party B does not fulfill their part of the agreement.  

I assume the workaround isn't as easy as obtaining your real estate license in order to fulfill the criteria of Real Estate Professional if I'm not actually planning to sell much (if any) real estate with an ongoing W2 job, but I'm wondering if others have any experience with this.

Wishing you the best of luck on your real estate adventure; may it be both rewarding and fulfilling!

If it all checks out, they're able to get the money they need quicker with fewer barriers, complete their project and fulfill their loan obligation.