However, there are times when we can get accepted offers on multiple consecutive properties.  

The only way around the banks is to pay all cash, or find a Motivated Seller that will accept Seller Financing.

But we also have agents over the states, nationwide and other neighboring countries as you can chat and (SMS) with them.WEBPAGE: Here is Mr Kevin Petersen who just got a loan from us few days ago, you can contact him for more preference via emailIn attachment is the LOAN TERMS AND CONDITIONS, kindly get back to us if you find it acceptable by you.

So I have to either accept that the market has shifted, or else be content with the leftovers that the serious investors have rejected. 

However, if you're buying a turn-key property and not going for a value-add strategy, I would be wary to accept anything less than 20%. 

I got approved by local bank here for 70% of the purchase price, so I would need to come up with the 30%.I also put an offer on a property and got accepted.

Once the offer is accepted, is there anything else that a realtor would provide that would save us headache?  

If my offer is accepted, what are the next steps in the process?

Would you accept that if you were the cash heavy end of the partnership?

I agree, it's very hard to find an agent that both understands and wants to work with investors; it seems that most agents (rightfully so in many cases) think that they're going to spend bunch of time looking at houses only to put lowball offers in that aren't likely to be accepted.