I typically consider a 4-5 star quality park to be a good fit for Agency debt.Again, the star system is subjective and that is how we typically use it.  

I would say it is NOT common practice for agents to try and get a piece.

@Priyanka K.It's a good list already.Placester - Very good for agent sites.LinkedIn - Still very useful for connecting with people across industries.Medium - Definitely the best publishing platform.

It is Yearly(Income - Expense) / Purchase Price.1) Income - In the old days, you will need to go ask some agents and/or go to MLS (Multiple Listing Service, the "database" for agents to look for rental listings) as to how much the rent your neighborhood is.  

My broker offers "floor time" opportunities for agents on a first-come-first-serve basis each month.

I'm sure he'll have some updates on what's going in the DC these days as relates to the tax code and other financial legislation.Since you apparently know better than someone who is a JD / CPA and certified in secondary education (some of his classes count for CE credits for agents, brokers, attorneys, accountants and other licensed professionals), why not make a road trip up here and tell him he's got it wrong and why?

Or, is it primarily for agents, flippers, and the "retail" MLS world?

For agents we've worked with before, we'll give $750.

We'll be up there the week of Sept 17 but leaving Wednesday morning.Do you have any recommendations for agents around the south of the lakes?  

They claim to be using it as a tool for agents to come in and show sellers they could actually get more if they listed with an agent.