Hello,I am looking to develop a partnership with a local agent and I am wondering if anyone who invests in Skagit County Washington could recommend an agent to me. 

Here is what they have listed on their site for their pro plans...Fast access to key rent metrics, including: Average Rent Median Rent Percentile (25th and 75th) Map View Sample Size Sample RadiusAND THEN THIS...Sample listing details: Rental Listing Prices Size (square footage) $ per Square Foot # of Bedrooms & Bathrooms Last Listing Date Quick links to Google Search and Street ViewBut it does not clearly show that they'll tell what people are currently paying as far as I can tell at the moment.

@Robert PalladinoI have basically the same set up as you in one deal. names are on title and loan, but we have an LLC w/ a business checking account to manage the money.

This duplex I'm looking at is 2700 square foot and built in 1998 so its not a very old building.

In MN, asphalt runs ~$300/square in MN ($300/100 square feet of coverage).

A property right next door and has a similar layout and square feet as the house I'm bidding on sold for $2m in January 2020.Btw, since you property there, what do you think of the appreciation in prospect lefferts garden?

Details on the property: Downstairs unit is 700 square feet (2b1b) and Upstairs unit is 1400 square feet (2b2b). 

Since we moved the launch up by many months we're still working on the on-site stuff, so we appreciate your patience as we get it all squared away.

You are at the mercy of comparables with 1-4 unit investing.You can contest an appraisal if there are clear errors (wrong room, bathroom, or square footage counts) or poor comps were used. 

Once we graduate we are planning on moving to the Washington DC area, to start our careers and we would like to keep this property and rent it out.I am BRAND NEW at this and I was wondering what are some do's and don'ts of the whole process.