I told them my budget, my strategy (BRRRR, Fix & Flip, STR, LTR), and the area I was focused on.2 - My lender was also an investor and familiar with the area, so I asked them for recommendations for agents, property managers and contractors/handyman.3 - I interviewed everyone and I also asked them if they had recommendations.4 - All of the interviews are time-consuming, but it is all part of the process. 

My recommendations are Stephen Brown for agent (https://www.facebook.com/profi...) and for PM either www.onesourcetoledo.com or LPG (https://www.facebook.com/Toled...)Hope that helps! 

And on some ag land I have done soil testing because not all soil treatments for ag are conducive to having people live or work on top of those soils.Also you can talk with a local for profit land planning company or Civil engineer you will need them eventually usually they will give you and hour for free.. 

For agents, in Dayton we use Max Wechter with Outside the Box. 

Low fee, no desk, low overhead brokerages like eXp, HomeSmart, etc may provide less obstacles for agent-investors.

I am looking for agent contact for MUlti Family with 5 units at Greensboro.

Residential for agents has a lot of nights and weekends so if that is why you want to get out of nursing it might not be the right fit for you.Right now you are working an job that employs you.

Hi - I'm a relatively new Broker and have a question that might be dumb, but that's what these forums are for.  I have a listing agreement with a customer who owns farmland in the state I am licensed.  He also owns fa...

I didn't see any exemption for agents financing their services.TILA is not applicable to commercial.Loan servicing issues, I'm still examining, the initial thought is commercial being exempt, true for the SAFE Act, not 100% on an individual, non-lender of any kind being exempt from servicing requirements, it's not all about consumer issues under Dodd-Frank in servicing.

Any recommendation for agents?