The only forms that require an agent would be the contracts for agency so yes all but the contracts for agency would be applicable.

There are also two recommended 'one stop' websites at the end of the video 18:43, but I believe there is a fee for them (one is for agents, one is for individuals without a license).

Looking for investor friendly agents in Georgia cities: Atlanta, McDonough, Fayetteville, Newnan, Peachtree City, Griffin, and Palmetto. Looking at some properties in the area and wanted to get some insight.Thanks,Matt

A suggestion I've made many times on BP is for new folks to go to Amazon and buy a text book for agents licensing, you can get a used one for 10-15 bucks.

Hello,I'm looking to invest in Rochester NY but live ~6 hours awayI'm looking for more than just an 'agent'I'm looking for someone to be my eyes/ears boots on ground. My intended plan is as follows:1- research propert...

Looking for agents, investors, contractors etc....

The way the system is set up for agents, buyers and sellers allows for order and it is governed, when you remove structure there is chaos and it limits the State's ability to protect the public, which is why I say there will be a need for us well into the future, but the dynamics to how we do business will change in some capacity or another.

I had looked at their main website earlier but did not see any link for agents there.  

This means for you: NO repairs requiredNO paying of high commissions for agent feesNO long list of expensive closing costsNO having to prepare and show your home to potential buyers, andNO waiting and wondering how long it will take until the “right” buyer comes alongThis 3rd option can save you both money and time.  

@Ethan Perry I live in Stafford also.I do know that @Mike Oconnell is an investor himself and can probably help you though I haven't used him for agent services yet.