If the seller is not cooperative you might want to assign a junior agent at your firm to do the grunt work on this and throw them a bone if it finally sells.

Weeks is great, but sometimes we feel "lost in the shuffle" since they are such a big firm.  

They really don't have much to audit so the standard mid-size firm requirements that drive costs to $25k+ aren't really accurate any more.  

If someone thinks they need a property management company they probably do, but proceed with caution to make sure the firm hired can and will do what they promise. 

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Your first deal is an important one, establish your investor criteria and be firm, this is not your forever home so listen to the investor angel on your shoulder that loves the numbers, not the other voice on the other shoulder that loves the kitchen and is willing to pay a premium.  

The big firms like Keller Williams aren't super friendly for agents who are solely focused on investing.  

@karen Margrave - what I'm saying is that my broker has over 800 agents working for him and I'm thinking there will be properties that someone in that firm will have and tell him about BEFORE they get listed.  

My real estate experience started right at the beginning of the recession when I interned at a PE Real Estate fund and then transitioned to a real estate valuation consulting group at a Big 4 accounting firm.