If showing this weekend doesn't bear any fruit, I would knock off $25-50 and see if you get more qualified applicants.

Hope your next property leads to a more fruitful resolution.

Congratulations on your success and bearing the fruit of your labor.

The journey as an investor has been fruitful, but with all good things comes it’s challenges such as obstacles with tenants, the respective city laws,co-ownership nd etc.

(REMEMBER THIS ALWAYS) You have greatness in you,(YOU ARE ALREADY CREATE LIKE THIS< WITH GREATNESS)  just like a seed. ( a seed) doesn't say I am just a seed, a seed has potential inside, it just needs the correct environment and timing and condition to become GREAT and ABLE to create fruit, It needs, Soil, Water, and correct temperature to grow (and time) .

But if they feel you’re just shopping around for agents to do free work, they might not put much effort into it.

My conversations with Arkansans with more fruitful, so I booked a flight to Fayetteville.After five days in Fayetteville, I returned home to LA with two brokers sending me deals, three bankers interested in working with me, two property managers interested in helping me assess deals, and two local operators interested in partnering with me on bigger deals.

My advice is to always look at the fruit. 

If you are purchasing something that doesn't meet Agency debt criteria you can go in with a bridge loan and get it sized up for agency so you know what numbers you need to meet and then refinance once you hit those numbers.

@Anthony Martello, for properties that have a loan balance under $1M wouldn't qualify for agency debt.