I do have connects in the area in the investment-side for agents if you need one.

Maybe setting up spreadsheets for Agents, Lenders, Wholesalers, etc. and logging who you have been communicating with, about what you were communicating, when you were communicating, and any planned or expected follow ups from either side.Mostly, I just am having a hard time figuring out the best way to keep track of all this information without it becoming ridiculously jumbled.Any ideas? 

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I couldn't agree more, I have been saying this for ages.

The house was listed at $124,00089% NET to HUD would be $110,360I added 6% (close to $7k) for agent commissionsI put in a bid at $117,341And it we won!

still not keen on that model.But for agents that are part of someone's dream team you know the core 4..

Also, when I see an agent pressuring me to purchase an existing strip mall over purchase land, is that mainly because there is greater commission for agent? 

We are looking for Agents to partner with over the long haul, provided we are all a good fit with one another.

Does he want to leave the properties to someone or is he just doing what he has been doing for ages?

Big box brokerages, in general, are better for agents who want to learn for six months in person, but you will pay for that office.If you are an agent, weigh in below, and please don't make it a recruiting seminar.