You should be more of a team player than a salesman.

The quality park I would get unsolicited offers from the players on the west coast pretty much every 6 months until I got an offer to good to pass up..   

If the property can compete at market value rent with the properties that surround in its "As-Is" state,  then yes, slap on a coat paint, replace the carpet, shine the hardwoods, buff up the walls and replace the wall sockets and the door knobs. 

@Greg ScottFix and flip mortgages- AlphaFlow.comCommercial mortgages- BroadMark.comThe second one is a huge and big player fund in the commercial lending space.

It's not necessarily that the property depreciates, but it is now a "used" house competing with the brand new construction.

If there are competing claims the court can interplead the funds. 

I also know that if someone has a really good one, they’re reluctant to drive competing business to them, but we’re hoping for only occasional work.

For now, I do not have the experience that I feel would make me an informed and competent partner.

If you want to be taken as a serious player/buyer, you're going to need a better strategy. 

They think all agents are the same.Same for new investors, who want to get licensed and contiousley choose to hire someone not competent (themselves)...