I understand when purchasing/titling properties and therefore holding or selling properties, in the name of your LLC, you create and operate a separate and distinct entity. 

I pick the largest office and question the officer experience. 

There are some great meetups in your area; the BWI meetup comes to mind (it's one of the largest in the country) as well as Greg Bennett's meetup at the Greenbelt Marriott and Andre Johnson's Deals Meetup at National Harbor. 

Check out bizbuysell it's the largest website for small business sales .Can search for businesses for sale in your area and see which brokers service .

It's 2 blocks away from one of the largest upcoming local development site (126 units of townhome new construction, for sale).

Those are the properties that took the largest hits in rent declines, 20-30% in some instances.In my case my Bayview rentals have not declined at all, and my Mission units dropped ~5%.

That’s an important distinction because your end buyer’s bank likely won’t include that fee in the loan, which means your end buyer will have to come out of pocket to pay it.

You want your property to be viewed by the largest buyer pool and although saving 6% in commission sounds great you would lose a large portion of motivated buyers because your property is not on their agent's radar.

@Ryan D.Did you notice the two charts ( Real Estate cycle and the Case Shiller top 20 index largest metros) are striking similar?

I also live in Denver and purchased about 5 blocks north from Denver's largest park and am relatively close to downtown and the fun areas.