People are going to be a little more scared to live with strangers. 

Check with your counties code enforcement office or permit office.This way you aren't just going off what a stranger told you.

If you're a seller you really don't want random strangers showing up and going through your house. 

Now if for some stranger reason he tells you that the deal is still available and asking you to increase your price, you may want to lose that agent as that sounds a bit shady. 

A) Good friend, responsible, renting the master for $650B) Stranger, other two girls already complaining about her, renting small room for $550. 

One does need to work on that introverted side in order to break through.Some of the things I can recommend are :- go to REIA meetings and get your talk on. get your network on. hone your skills in talking with strangers. ask questions, its the best networking tool out there. introverts cant stand talking about themselves so asking questions is a natural fit. introverts just dont like the stranger aspect so once you get past that piece the question part will be a natural fit.- when I first started out I didn't realize it but I put too much pressure on myself.

Stranger things have happened, and its not impossible but, why take a path which such a low success rate?

It's just not the case.I bet a ton of people in LA buy this book because LA is one of the most difficult markets to buy in and many of us don't have time to go knocking on strangers doors introducing ourselves as investors.

As a new agent with no experience, these are the folks who know and trust you already and will be more willing to work with you than a stranger. 3.

@Danielle Lindblom it ultimately depends on your comfort level in living with strangers.