Another focuses on retail etc.Some like CBRE are so big that they have specialist divisions. 

I don't know what your market is like, but I feel like highest sale price would probably come from selling them individually as single family houses to retail buyers.  

And there are also property managers for self storage facilities, retail, office buildings, etc.

I've held my license with HomeSmart, and they are great, just wondering if anyone would recommend a firm that's more involved in the investing world as opposed to retail. 

Given the PC per room rents, and being familiar with that market, if your only making $200 a month, your probably paying retail.

Shaun Alexander Do not forget to get an unconditional waiver after payment, and always remember there is progress payment and final payment on both un/conditional releases.I would not go with bonds, if you do, that is a 5% upcharge, AND it normally applies for commercial builds or better, bonded contractors are also retail prices or higher.

The typical realtor is more experienced with retail buyers who are looking for homes to live in and will know good locations to buy or a good price on a property, however won't know as much about rental rates, vacancy rates, etc. which is critical when you are running your ROI analysis of potential investment properties.

They will establish a value based on the desired tax, not retail.

@Alex Price 3-4% is retail for sure.

In my humble opinion, I think that purchasing a property at 90% retail is in most cases a little to high to be renting it out.