Buy from seasoned, established sellers, instead of some joker broker daisy chain on Fakebook or Linkedin...

I've been on BP for a while now, but my family and I just moved up to the Granger/Mishawaka, IN area for a few months and I thought I'd reach out on BP to see if there are any other people in real estate in the area (investors, brokers, anyone interested in RE) who would like to meet up and network in the next few weeks. 

On the other hand, the broker that represented us in the acquisition of the lots is also a very good and capable broker, although she is not specialized in new home sales.Frankly, I think either would do a good job selling the homes (especially in this market) but I'm trying to weigh the following things:1) In general, I like the idea of rewarding the sourcing broker. 

My broker likes the deal.

I have decided to sign with a smaller broker per recommendation of a realtor I know.

After that it's all about deciding what sub-market is the best fit for your criteria and reaching out to realtors, brokers and the like.The article below should help you out: Choosing the Right Real Estate Market To Invest In: The 4-Step Guide to Success

One things is for sure, dot tie yourself up with one agent/ broker.

I refi'd before moving out and PMI dropped off within a couple months after paying for a broker price opinion.

You are allowed to charge a reasonable fee to maintain the account, and with interest rates on savings accounts being so low, tenants aren't really expecting any return on their depositI've been a Manhattan-based RE broker for the last 5 years specializing in luxury and new construction condos.

Does anyone have a Triad commercial broker recommendation, ideally looking for multifamily exp.