You might be able to get your Realtor to do that - for a fee at first (maybe applicable toward closing costs/brokers fees when you actually close on the deal), maybe even for free once you have a relationship with them and have bought a property or 2 or 4 proving you actually do make moves and they're not spinning their wheels to do a video walk-through for you. 

OlenaI am an active investor in Greenville SC and do have a Broker in Charge license in South Carolina.

I’m looking to rent a place in Manhattan and want to know going rate for broker’s commission payable.

Once listed the payouts can only go down based on how many realtors/brokers are involved in the deal.  

Mike i get this for those that have a single strategy IE  rentals.. by either buying or value adding to them.now i was over in Hawaii last week and my host has been buying   tax free state of Hawaii bonds which according to him have been yielding 4 to 5%so seems that could be an option have your broker search muni bonds other than sitting there doing nothing.for me personally I like to have a few arrows in the quiver that way the thought is  if one thing is not working something else could be.I just dont see a crash coming anytime soon.. at least in my markets. 

Please note this is not to be confused with brokering.

Should I reach out to a few local broker's and get their recommendations on GCs, lenders or property managers?

Does anyone know a highly recomendable broker/realtor who happens to be an investor?

Or..............if you were the listing broker wouldn't you just go to one of the 2 existing tenants and teach them brrrr. ie - You are currently paying 1000 a month...

I didnt wait for something to be sent from a broker, overpriced, or to see it on loopnet.