By leveraging strong negotiation skills and market knowledge, Partner Driven secured Kipling St below comparable prices, making it attractive for immediate resale.

IF it sells in time.

Then you can really hit the ground running with a good base knowledge and not waste time learning all this. 

Might be time to look at other options ..We have good communication and they are very knowledgeable but might be over extended working on other properties . 

Bottom line is you have to have a solid grip on what properties rent for in your market - not only direct comps to what you have but also what's above and below you, because tenants can and will move based on affordability both ways ("downsizing" to save money or "upsizing" because an extra $50/100 gets them a much nicer place).Once you intimately know what your market is, and what's available, you can compare what you are charging to those figures and adjust accordingly.

Work with a knowledgeable independent agent. 

Yes as an agent, I am looking to build trust and partnerships with investors to help them achieve their portfolio goals by using my market knowledge and tools that I have as an agent.

Petscreening (to my knowledge) doesn't provide any guidance on this issue.

Knowledge is power and for me, it builds my self-confidence so I’ve been bingeing podcasts, books and also recently gotten my real estate license so that I could have a better understanding of real estate in and of itself, with the hope of building upon that basic knowledge with what I’ve been learning about in real estate investing.

Some are little more that assistants, some have the knowledge and expertise to drive revenue and create more value.