This would imply they are running a fund of funds or co-sponsoring other's deals.  

If you are trying to imply not everyone will be successful investing in RE, that is a true statement.  

As of now there is an implied warranty for all workmanship, but you may have to bring the builder to court to get him to pay.  

I must warn a  novice about engaging with someone who would actually post that there was a relevance, express or implied.

If what you were implying were true, when we negotiated a lower price on a property the rents would go down proportionally.

Note 10 RE transactions in some Midwest area with leverage might not even imply 6 digit equity in RE.  

Quote from @AJ Cerbo: Accepting any amount of money implies you are willing to accept payments.Shut down any method of electronic payment.

The large square footage requirements implies that there could be an opportunity to make it three units. 

I don't know if you necessarily meant to imply otherwise, but just clarifying that.  

The question originally asked implies, that the only difference between a good investor finding a property to buy and a good agent getting a listing is in who is knowledgeable and who will put in the work.NAR says there are about 1,580,000 members in 2022 (latest I could find)80% of those do little to no transactions - that's a huge failure rate-about 1,264,000 agents suck at their job.There is no other occupation that tolerates that high of a level of failure.You have to be crazy to have a real estate agent list your house.I can’t even get agents to return phone calls.