It can't hurt to ask the agent.

Attend local meetups, analyze at least five deals per week, and connect with investor-friendly agents to position yourself for success.

Focus on Education and NetworkingBuild your knowledge: Continue learning about different real estate investing strategies and market trends to make informed decisions.Connect with other investors: Network with experienced investors in your area to gain insights and potentially find partnership opportunities.    

Whether that’s underwriting a few deals, reaching out to agents, or networking with investors, progress comes from momentum.Looking forward to hearing more about your journey!

I used the script in the book to find an agent, and contractors to work with. 

many beginners would do well to have an agent.. 

Connecting with local investors or agents experienced in VA loan-friendly multifamily properties can also help.Good luck!

I’d suggest beginning by connecting with an agent who specializes in multi-family properties.

He needed to close in three weeks and didn’t want to deal with showings, contingencies, or the back-and-forth of working with a realtor.At first, we even suggested he list with an agent since he’d likely make more money.

As a real estate agent, I work with a lot of investors and home owners in the south shore excited about this and looking to take advantage of it.