For agents in particular, the skills you learn as a residential agent will not serve you as a commercial agent, it's a whole new set of skills.

I told the property manager representative that we do not intent to be actively involved with the ongoing management of the property, however, we want final approval of new leases because we are concerned that the property manager may just fill the space with a convenient tenant, or a tenant that is otherwise “low hanging fruit” rather than going the extra mile to obtain a tenant that has a higher probability of staying for a longer lease term, or otherwise has a better economic profile.

@Hiroyoshi Suzuki I’d check BP’s agent directory and search for agents in your area and reach out to them and see if they can help!

I am disappointed that I have kept the land for more then 30 years when the tree is ready to give the fruit, selling it is more logical. 

Properly capitalized, I’m sure flips produce good margins, but rent and hold, with liberal fruit cakes must be challenging???

Showing us that YOU know what you’d like and outlying those metrics will help immensely with deals and fostering a fruitful relationship with a buyers agent. 

I'm sure these forums will prove fruitful in your real estate ventures just make sure to keep at it if you really want it!

It's riskier, but can be quite fruitful.

Relatively new investor in the McAllen area searching for an agent to assist with finding/purchasing small MFH properties.

Sweat and learn now...enjoy the fruits of your labor later..realestate is a long term investment.