I hadn't made a connection with a local Agency yet because I didn't know a reason why the RE Broker would want to endorse me or work with me if all I'm doing is hunting for my own investment opportunities. 

Like any agency, phone tag happens sometimes, but if you're there in person, you'll likely walk out with an answer, a smile, and a handshake. 

*Takes a breath* and everything else or should I just cough up to £1295 a month and let this agency do it all for us and wait for results???

I've been cited by various governmental agencies because I have a previous owner who has this mentality, and when I tried to sell, I got a lot of hubbub from the owner about everything.  

My name is Meiyoko Taylor and I own an insurance agency that serves the New Jersey and Pennsylvania area.

It won't cost anything, she gets better coverage, and she will avoid the "your actually not on the policy" run around if she ever has to call the company or agency.

Or you could try working with a temp agency to find someone that you like.  

RE agency law is almost universally controlled by state law.

I tried cold calling agents the other day to get my first deal sold and got a lecture on ethics and agency representation!!!

Investors, I’m in the processes of purchasing an apartment building and during my diligence period, I've turned up over half of the tenants do not have occupancy permits on file with the local agency.