BE HONEST AND OPERATE WITH INTEGRITY!!

After searching the internet, I found hundreds of potential brokers that service the CT & NJ areas.I trying my luck and asking if any of you have recommendations to a particular broker that you would vouch for, as its important that a broker has integrity and is a (somewhat) trust-able person.Looking for someone who specializes in:- Single family - Nice neighborhood- 200-300k range- Within the Tri-State areaThanks very much!

Obviously you need to change agents that does land deals, most other agents are useless when it comes to land deals, they do not know anything about costs integrated before you could use the front door.

I'm glad I just jumped in because I found what works best for me rather than listen to every pointer and try to integrate them.  

Imperative to move forward with integrity and ensure the borrower(s)/owner(s) have a full understanding and disclosure of what they are getting themselves into and that they may be able to get more money if they go in a different direction if selling to an investor at a discount. 

@Michelle WilliamsWe started out in the basement of this property and talked about the typical things to look for when walking through:Electrical work, foundation leaks or cracks, piping, asbestos, gas meters, structural integrity (support columns, rafters) and heating (forced air water heater vs radiator boiler)The basement of this particular property (according to one of the tenants) was actually a beauty salon about 20 years ago, so there was still a toilet in place on one side of the room, as well as an additional entrance.Aaron mentioned that today gas companies prefer to have the meters on the outside of the unit for access, and since these were on the inside Peoples Gas would do the necessary work to route them outside the unit.We traversed through the back entrance to the top floor and walked through, noting the floors, kitchen area, bedrooms and closets, bathroom and living/dining areas.  

I am glad that your work with your buyer, paid off and for their professional integrity.  

I do what you want as an agent.But from a negotiation standpoint sometimes throwing a lowball offer can hurt the integrity of the deal later on and this really depends from situation to situation.

Most of those contacts are integrity filled business professionals that would be glad to give you some valuable guidance. 

We do put up bandit signs with our company "Integrity Investments by Bowling" coming soon on all our rehabbed properties as well as a 6 foot vinyl sign that we place on the fronts of each house when we begin our rehabs.