A wise investor will not try to get rich quick with shortcuts.

A wise investor will not try to get rich quick with shortcuts.

In my experience, people with an athletic or military background understand the value of hard work and also realize that consistency will bring results eventually.. every set back is an opportunity to learn, grow and get better for the next at-bat.Training and onboarding:As far as programs or tools, I've tried monitoring CRMs and more in-depth platforms (like Sisu) to track agent activities/KPIs.

No cash flow real estate investing can be frustrating to newbies... you are doing all the work, and not seeing any 'pay' for the effort except on paper where you property is worth more.  

We talk about exactly how the numbers work and are looking to put together some deals for the group so that people that can't go "all-in" on a property can partner up with others with more experience and grow together. 

If they do handle an unrepresented buyer, no other agent involved, the listing agent will likely have the extra charge in their listing agreement already to cover the additional work and risk.

I am looking at 2- and 3-family properties in towns closeby, where the taxes and rents are different, and do not want to ask the lender to run the numbers for every option.If anyone can help me figure this out, I would greatly appreciate it.Hi Mohammad, I work and live in the Boston market.

Respect you thank you for you work and knowledge you've shared. 

A wise investor will not try to get rich quick with shortcuts.

Bottom line, lots of investors sell properties "in-house", if the investor has been around for more than a year or two and has a lot of transaction history they likely only buy the properties with easy title work and outsource the rest to title companies, so you're probably fine.