Keep in mind that a 24 month double-up represents a roughly 50% IRR, which no self-respecting syndicator would ever actually promise to an investor (unless they enjoy being sued.)

Using a service like WeGoLook could be a cheap way to get photos from your property by a third party that is paid to represent you other than an agent or PM.

Sure, I'll represent clients - but I turn a lot down (refer it out), and I pick and choose who I'm going to work with. 

@Jagpreet Singh while you may be giving up some of the benefits of having an agent represent you, your deal is more valuable to the broker representing the seller, as he will make more commission from you than if you have an agent, which may incentivize him to push your offer..  

The realtor that presents your offers and represents you is paid 2.5%-3% generally for doing so by the seller.

This Attorney lost that law suit which was for incompetence representing a Buyer.One of the things we want to accomplish is to allow information to be disseminated in to the public records so that anyone who chooses to use that Attorney has the ability to conduct a public search before they retain him.Without these cases, he record looks incredibly good as a practicing Attorney for over 2 decades and no disciplinary action against him.We want to proceed not just to get Kevin's money back, but also to hopefully allow others to have that ability to find information to make a wise choice on selecting an Attorney. 

DOn't hire the one representing the bank.  

However, the downside is that you don’t have the incentives aligned with your representative in the transaction and may not help you get the best price.I’d like to explore this option at some point, but as a newer investor I don’t have the expertise just yet.

Effectively, the agent didn’t do their best job representing the seller best interest and their short $2,000.

Can i represent myself as an agent?