If someone is really successful then the tree should bear the fruit it talk about. 

I think you can actually return a better profit if you are willing to stick around to the end and see the fruits of your labor.  

I've applied for agent jobs with a few builders, but haven't heard anything back.

Low hanging fruit syndrome. 

Sure, great deals ares out there here in Raleigh, they just aren't the low hanging fruit that they can be in other markets.

(1) That's true for a) commercial 5+ unit property loans and b) what the investors themselves value the property at, not true for how residential appraisers value property for residential 1-4 unit lenders.(2) Excellent, that bodes well for the cash out refinance.(3) Sure.(4) It's easier for agents, because at that point it's not their problem.

Start with turning over the low value fruit.

They are not, they have just lower hanging fruit that is much jucier.What most agents realize is that it is much easier to help a family buy a new $500,000 home and sell their $300,000 home - as opposed to working with an investor to buy a $80,000 property.

Everyone wants to make money, but we also want to pick just the low hanging fruit, if we have to climb the tree, it better be worth it, in my neck of the woods, 100k in 6 months, that should translate to 50k in my pocket after double taxation and everything.

hey BP my questions is, can a person who use to be a real estate agent still access the mls?I have a family member who use to work for real estate company but she quit not to long ago, i was wondering would she still ...