I'm not sure if that is the standard, or how to ask for it, or if there is protocol for even asking a broker if he/she is looking for agents.

Davidson is a great area and I second the recommendation of catching the two REIAs in the area they are usually quite fruitful.

I'd like to thank the academy, and all the other investors that leave the low hanging fruit of public data and all the deals it brings!!

So far it has been a very fruitful relationship

All the fruits of the land, ability to profit from any parcel of land is anchored in the rights and interests that are conveyed in the property or a contract.

It´s a very competitive market and the low hanging fruit is long gone. 

There you can look for agents in Katy.

Then turn the lots into community gardens were the neighbors could grow veggies and fruits and do it all on the honor system..We see that here in Oregon there will be a little stand in front with freshly harvested fruits or veggies with a donation can ( Coffee can) and you just pull over and grab some tomato's or such and then leave your money in the donation can.. and every few days the volunteers that are tending the garden come by and empty the can.. and use that to buy things to better the garden...

Going to look for the agency with the best starts for agents in the recent years like you said!

Welcome to BP @Raynika Thomas We have a forum specifically for agents.