If one decides to list with a flat fee company, they potentially compromise on negotiation skills ( not just purchase price, but contingencies, contract terms, etc. ), Real Estate knowledge ( market, location, contracts, riders and multitude of other forms ), brand recognition ( listing with a large and establishes brokerage that stands for its reputation ) and simply convenience ( no need to handle open houses, coordinate showings, inspections, appraisals, staging, photo session, etc.)Of course, there is a niche of sellers that have time and resources to manage all these by themselves.

My realtor keeps trying to  use a multitude of reasons to go with Starlight only, one of them being Lennar build quality.

There are a multitude of books and courses out there.

Hey Jake, I really enjoy multifamily in terms of gaining a multitude of doors in a single property.

This place is awesome for a multitude of reasons!

I will try to keep this as brief as possible :Partner and I purchased 2 rental properties in Florida with cash under one LLC (lets call this LLC 1).Now looking to do a cash out refinance and having trouble for a multitude of reasons :1.)

Here the MLS offers a multitude of opportunities. 

We typically buy in areas where the average DOM is less than a week.I'm definitely not an expert on marketing and wholesaling (tried my hand at direct mail for a week and decided it wasn't right for me), but I'd reach out to the multitude of wholesalers on BP for some more advice :-)

I will say, not all log beds are created equal - the one that came with my cabin was unfinished with lots of cracks in the wood; however, nicer ones that have nice thick finishes and perhaps have been kiln-dried won't have the same multitude of cracks that serve as a refuge.  

You didn't, despite the multitude of rejections, disappointments and just-missed opportunities.