Opportunities do exist you just need to sift through a lot of quantity to find quality. 

If I wanted to wear a suit and necktie, I'd go work in a bank.If someone is going to judge my ability to help them sell their property based on the quantity of buttons on my shirt or the presence of a collar and/or tie, then we probably aren't going to be a good fit.Of course I'm not suggesting looking slovenly, but it seems a little condescending and disingenuous to come to someone's house dressed to the 9's then proceed to try and talk them into selling their property to you for 40 cents on the dollar...but that's just me.

If you are constantly using one or two agents they will generally reduce their cut, because of the quantity of deals you do with them.

Accumulate and Draw-DownAchieving financial freedom through traditional investments consists of accumulating a large quantity of funds and then drawing-down these funds over a fixed period of time.

Like any business, the value is depended upon the cash-flow produced (quantity and quality).You could evaluate a commercial building based on the GRM (gross rent multiplier) and it would tell you the price of the revenue stream.   

As a buyer, Dallas has a large quantity of desirable Multi-family product, so there's always a deal to be found.

I always felt embarrassed handing them out.The better quality ones really aren't a whole lot more expensive if you shop around and get a small quantity.

You can more than make up for the larger margins by sheer volume in these neighborhoods because there is such a high quantity of distressed sellers, foreclosures and short-sales.Good luck!

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The quantity and quality of referrals you receive from your brokerage are going to make or break you as a new agent.