Bias aside, there really is no replacement for agents regarding these things.

Most go look at Zillow and the like and then Zillow dominates that model, would like to bypass that and siphon off some of those buyers to sell a particular property. ie a listing that needs some love.When you look for agents and the like the big fancy, showing IDX sites come up.

Internet slang for age old strategiesBRRRR = add value and tap into itHousehack = have roommatesStack = grow/scale your portfolio

Agents have it hard enough.There is a place for agents and there is a place for wholesalers.Wholesaling is a legitimate value to homeowners who for some reason or another other can't or don't want to list with an agent.

@Stephen Rodrigues- thanks   1)  I would recommend  asking for some  referals for  agents  from  people that you know in the area ( if applic)    2)  if you need to use  financing - get  a free pre approval in  place  for any scenario you want to use  and ask the  mortgage person for a  realtor  referral or two  to connect with   3)  visit the area for an  extended  amount of time to get  some  connections  cemented and also  to look at some  options  so you can  determine if this is  worth proceeding with 

It is more of a blanket employment agreement for a specific time.When a contract is written there is space for agent confirmation.  

It''s a huge time savings for agents (we see about ~15-20 hours per agent per transaction) so as soon as an agent gets to see the world once they have a TC...they rarely want to go back!

Agent finder helped me but also look for agents that are closing deals and also work with investors.

@Tony Reed  eXp Realty provides kvCORE for agents. 

Hey BP... thought I'd float this to the community to see what your thoughts are on business coaching for Agents and/or Investors (I'm both).