You'll likely find it easier to deal with Arbor for agency debt than a traditional bank.

Beyond that, take a look at your local Facebook groups for agents.  

Designing logos, answering customer complaints for agents you're responsible for as a broker, accounting, training, licensing, RECRUITING....I can't believe the amount of turnover, so probably 80% of your time should be/will be recruiting new agents for your brokerage....and then you have to figure out how to take care of the other million tasks in your 10-20% of the time which is important.   

Will this one be eligible for Agency debt or will you be looking for a competitive small balance commercial program to exit the hard money? 

Hi,
I was just wondering if anyone used the Tim and Julie Harris program for training as an agent? If yes, what are your thoughts on it? Did you have a coach?
All the best,
-Zvi

Looking for agents to assist with the search and purchase, as well as lenders who specialize in underwriting self-employed individuals.

I am trying to expand my circle and I am looking for agents that I can at minimum respond quickly, and understand the properties an investor would be interested in.

@Sean ChatmanI also forgot to mention that I’m looking for agents in the Houston/suburbs of Houston areas.

In Texas (as well as 11 other states), you are not required to answer that letter or disclose it to anyone.While the data is available on the MLS for agents, it is not out as public information.

An easy example of this is making cold calls for agents to help them generate listings.Also a mentorship isn't like a dating app.