If you connect with an existing, large brokerage, they can feed you a ton of business and help you grow quickly.

I'm interning in brokerage at Marcus & Millichap this summer and I'm looking for off-market NNN deals for an exchange buyer.If anyone has any tips for finding off market deals I'd love to hear them.

From what I've read when I went to leave a negative review, the owner is part of the problem so I don't expect much from these clowns...This is the second bad experience in the two times I've tried a discount brokerage where I get part of the money back.

December 2017, I started my own brokerage.

Many flippers only want homes not listed and they reason they are not listed is seller is not interested in the market price and do not like to pay brokerages.

You have to either learn that on your own, or find a brokerage that will train you.

I have a full brokerage of agents and mange close to 1000 rental properties.

(Note: judgment liens in FL can last up to 20 years.)On the flip side, I own a brokerage that has been around for over 25 years, and can guarantee the mortgage will be paid.

First, you need to be very, very careful given your brokerage relationship (and license). 

Your best source of business will be from agents....set up some presentations with brokerages, bring lunch, breakfast, etc. for the agents.