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You mentioned you have your license , did you represent yourself (as buyer) and receive a commission for purchasing the property?

The condo complex has a high number of renters in it which makes it hard to finance with small down payment, so the buyer would either need to be all cash or significant down payment.So does anyone here have advice on how I can find a realtor in my local area who is experienced representing fixer uppers and maybe has a rolodex of cash buyers they can call? 

@Robert Freeborn thanks for shout out.When an agent/broker represents both the buyer and seller, they are know as a dual agent.  

For example when the current tenant renews in 6 years they know (especially if they are represented) that the path of least resistance for you is to renew them, the threat of vacancy - particularly for a local owner - is daunting and tenants know it. 

One of those 5 loans has now completed a short sale, and I got back 94% of the principal (it hasn't hit my bank yet, but I'm sure it will), which represents the net proceeds.

Talk with her broker of record and insist on a new agent in the office to represent you.good luck to you

It's impossible and represents a risk with hard money lenders.

@Andrew Brewer - I recently represented some buyers who purchased in that neighborhood.

I just recently got my sales agent licence because I want to represent us when buying and selling properties.