In the state of AR, wholesaling is illegal for agents to do now and our brokers are asking us to report it.

Most people don't even realize they are selling to a wholesaler until the closing table which is a grey area for agents.

It's difficult for agents to mitigate issues without knowing the full picture.

We were hoping to connect with any local investors to talk about their experiences and if they would have any recommendations for agents they may have used in the past? 

As for agents, I work with a lot of amazing real estate professionals across Texas that I can recommend.

Many E&O policies exclude coverage for agents selling their own investment properties or properties that they do not occupy themselves.

A newer agent is more likely to work out details to do what's best for you, the client, as opposed to an agent that does 10000 deals a year and may consider you a number.There are certainly examples of people looking for agents in which I think a more experienced agent will have more benefits than a newer agent for the client, but if you have a growth mindset and consider the fact you want a relationship for years and years, I would explore a newer agent this time.

Check for agents that operate in that area and see what they can provide.

Hello all. Was wondering what apps do agents typically use to track business expenses? I’ve used Everlance and Keeper Tax in the past, just wanted to know if there are any other recommendations TIA

Most teams and brokerages have splits or compensation for agents working underneath them or along side them, so they have some financial interest in your success and are compensated for their time to teach you.