You should do a search for agents in a particular area that specialize in multis.

Even if you can't put the deal together due to lack of financing, having these people see you have a good eye and can bring them good properties to market will get your foot in the door way faster than just calling and asking for them to bring you in or for agents to bring you houses.

Any recommendations for Agents, Brokers, Attorneys, CPAs, Accountants, Bookkeepers, Contractors, Appraisers, etc. is GREATLY appreciated. 

They offer lower price access for agents that don't want to sell.

However we are offering a pipeline of homes for agents to sell on an ongoing basis.Best of luck in all your endeavors.

There are some other companies that provide some leads, but for the most part you get what you pay for. Agents

As others stated, there is no hard fast rule, but I have found it to be typical to pay 5% total for agent fees on a flip deal.

I'm getting lots of exposure, but only one solid offer (for 10K less than I owe) right now.As for agents, I have had several offer to be my lister, and until recently haven't had one propose a plan of action more comprehensive than just putting it on the MLS (which I could do for $150 on my own).

As a partner in a loss mitigation firm we primarily facilitate a large volume of short sales for agents and act as a back end short sale department for brokerages among other things.

There is a guide for agents working for investors you can look athttp://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/08/24...