I think you can probably search for anything and with the right key words get the results you're looking for.

I'd offer to pay more in commission than what you think is the "going rate" (not your exact words but what you are wondering) on my first deal or two with agents so that they are enticed to work with you.2.

(We didn't want to pay for a survey and couldn't get one done during the two week DD period.)Post-inspection negotiations really tried our patience with seller going back on his word on things and niggling over other things.

In other words, I can control how quickly I lease up based on how I price my units vs the competition. 

The first words out of his mouth will be I aint putting any money down".

of course he would never state this is so many words, but the bond market will be parsing every word looking for clues.  

Based on the pricing below, the above ad wording is, as best very misleading and, at worst, is not at all true. 

I'll take your word on it. 

Plus they will now have to make FULL disclosures to both buyer and sellers and there will be a full 3 day right of rescission. the main reason wholesalers dont get licensed is so they dont have to follow the rules like a licensed agents.. in other words they have Zero fiduciary duty to the seller or buyer.. 

If it were me I would give them two or three months and respectfully answer their questions but also let them know what your ground rules are regarding taking calls and how you handle things - in other words be polite and also educative as to how you handle things.Good Luck!