I'm not sure what exactly you're looking for in a real estate agent, but she's very responsive, gets offers written up and sent out fast, and will remind me to think about certain factors regarding the area/property when I get off-track.

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@Justin Melton Reminds me of something that happened to my son at an STR.

This quitting W2 to survive on REI reminds me of the FIRE movement or Paleo diet.

It reminds me regularly to classify my drives as personal or business.

Just a reminder I am new to this.

Despite my continual reminding him that beside his suggestion being ridiculous that he was a PASSIVE investor / limited partner, he continued some form of this behavior.  

My wife then reminded me that the previous owners lease says nothing about smoking.

2) Agent calls about fixer-uppers BEFORE they hit the market.Challenge will be getting them at the right price, w/o insulting the agent.If you have the time or funds to hire someone to do it for you, suggest you setup Constant Contact or similar program to send monthly reminders to agents about:1) Your repair services that save deals2) Post 1-3 success stories with quotes from agents you helped - because they all know each other3) That you are looking for fixer-uppers, with some loose buy-box parameters (don't be too restrictive or you won't get deal exposure)You can then add every agent you encounter.It will take 3-6 months, but will eventually snowball if you do good work.

I really wish my accountant had given me the heads-up he was depreciating the property and what that meant when I went to sell — but now it's an expensive lesson, I guess.Quick note for those who went for the "get a load of this entitled millennial who filed his taxes late one time" jugular — I imagine you're here to help people, and this is your friendly reminder that it doesn't cost anything to assume good intentions and be nice.