Hello! I'm an out of state investor with a 3br rental property in Rockwood, MI. I was working with an agent (who is also a PM) for the last several years but had to part ways with her due to several reasons (unrespons...

If you are able to go a bit bigger, once you get into the loan size of $1mm+, you can qualify for agency debt.

Also look into AR's rules for agents of service of process.

These two do exist solely as lead generation for agents, as their income is derived from selling zip codes for agents to receive buyer calls (ever wonder why they show 3 agents  for a property, and none of them are the listing agent?)

I would only recommend searching for agents that are investors themselves. 

Im 99% positive that the tax court ruled that an a solo agent/broker can not use an s-corp for agent/brokerage business.  

One REI and one for agent.  

You'll still have to drop about 6-10% of the sales price for agent's fees etc though.

How about a phone that makes and receives call :) I'm with t-mobile as well, I have the motoblur now after being a blackberry guy for ages.

If you can't find lots of online reviews, either (1) a company/website is not established, or (2) their customers apparently don't have positive things to say about the service.Some flat fee MLS companies educate and coach their sellers to make their listing attractive and easy for agents to sell, others input the listing and are done, leaving the seller to learn how to sell the hard way.