One thing some brokers do is waive the monthly "desk fee" for agents if they recruit new agents.  

Account Closed  your right there is always low hanging fruit.... when I bought my park in Vancouver it was a plum.. rents were 225 a month on average in 24 months I had them to 400... and made a tidy profit selling it... and just like multi  parks are in the same class A B C D etc.. some might be D for age and quality of the MH but it may have been run and managed like the one I bought in Vanouver it would have been an A park if the homes were pit set and newer.. but it had a mix of singles that that dropped it to B and maybe really C on age.. but on management side it WAS A all the way !!

It’s basically “wholesaling” for agents (We all know how much the REC loves wholesaling).

Hi all,So I am a Nj multi family and commercial investor that wants to start getting/keeping some money out of these deals. My plan is to get my license and join a brokerage specifically just to utilize on my own deal...

If you do end up getting your license, our brokerage in Castleton is looking for agents. 

These are probably the most riskiest transactions along with property management for agents and brokers....I see it....I hear it....This is what I hear......that agent stole my mom's property....she didn't know what she was doing or signing.   

I represented a client through ********** and for agents you have even more hoops to jump through but it was an otherwise uneventful closing!

It doesn't replace the agents, but it reduces the need for agents.

Its a good source of leads for agents that chose to work with expireds.

Unlike them/the person that called you asking for agents in the area, I am willing to (and rather) pay for a property in a better neighborhood in need of some cosmetic work.