My expectations are that this is going to be a long and tedious plunge into what could be a fruitful relationship.  

She was patient with me as I had questions :) and in the end we were both fruitful.

Thanks in advance and I hope your leads are fruitful. 

Chris L.When approaching overwhelmed/tired/retiring landlords, especially those whose property has been sitting on the market for ages, we will often present our cash-offer and a vendor carry offer, along with a narrative which explains the pros and cons of each offer from both the vendors and buyers perspective.

You can market to note holders but in most areas you will have competition for the low hanging fruit.  

It looks to me like you basically advertise listings in either Mandarin or Cantonese for agents here in the US?

Most wholesalers around here have the very lowest hanging fruit and is very rarely appealing to me. 

Hello BP! I am looking for an agent to refer to in Billings, Montana. A client of mine is moving there in July and is interested in investment properties in the area. Must be experienced with investors and/or own inve...

I agree with you that if the numbers ultimately work, then I am okay with the deal having a couple different fees on it however my recent experience, which is the reason for this post, is that these wholesale deals aren't getting to me and other cash buyers as actual "wholesale" by the time the multiple layer of fees are placed on them.In regards to your observance of "agents add your commission" and "they have very slim margins" - well, I have point out here that if (we) let the "they have very slim margins" excuse be okay, then the wholesalers are going to continue to take the lowest hanging fruit because they know that they can just feed it to their massive list of [agents] that will move the properties for them.

Any agents on the north shore of Massachusetts that specialize in multi-family properties