I have several friends that have closed hundred plus of transactions and they asked the seller when do they want to close.

It's not unreasonable to want an agent who's proactive and truly has your back.An investor-friendly agent should be more than a door opener..they should be a strategic partner.

Since I personally always get the most out of conferences when I have dedicated time after to decompress, digest, and implement what I've learned, I booked a private beachfront villa with some friends for a few days immediately following BPCON (checking in the afternoon of Wednesday the 9th, checking out the morning of the 12th) just a few miles up the beach from the Moon Palace Resort, and we have a couple of beds still available so I wanted to extend the invite to folks here.A couple photos of the villa are below, and some of my favorite features of this place include:- Direct beach access off the back porch- Private heated infinity pool- Private furnished terrace- Private resort access- Wifi- Indoor jacuzzis- Private kitchen- Air conditioningShoot me a DM if you're interested!

It's easier to make new friends in those areas as well since most people that live there are young and relocating to Atlanta. 

I'm also local to Houston and work with Property Management so I have plenty of connections to Investor-friendly Agents/Wholesalers that I can share with you.

My friend owns STR there and he does well.

Is it user friendly?

I have a friend in Vancouver (Luke Shaffer) who does ADUs.

Any recommendations for good investor friendly agents I can shop the rate with? 

I would make sure to connect with an investor friendly accountant to understand the tax benefits you may be able to pursue.