@Jason Hunt this is a really tough question to answer as it totally depends on your goals (build wealth or reduce debt).

We just foreclosed on a decent 3/2 in High Point NC and I'm looking for a real estate agent who can provide us a CMA and list for sale, preferably to an investor looking for a rental or retail buyer looking for a fixer deal.

Closed on my property yesterday, received my final closing documents today and I see that lender wire me more money than expected, turn out a part of my seller credit to buyer is not included.

The buyer agent at least need Investor’s loan qualification to start off with.i am new to this.

Any suggestion is appreciated and if there are regulations where the seller is responsible for misrepresenting or not clearly documenting funds that need to be transferred to buyer.

Does the buyer pay insurance, taxes, maintenance, everything over $500 in expense etc.  

The only drawbacks I can think of are being a little further out, so less options as far as contractors and vendors, and of course fewer buyers and less activity.  

So buyers usually want to only go this route if the item is really important.

Happy Hunting!

I spend hours house hunting, going to open houses, looking at comps, and demos just for fun -- so I think naturally becoming a Realtor would be in the best interest for me?