I think partially because a lot of folks don’t even check it.If you’re interested in getting more off market deals I would suggest starting relationships with brokers that sell the types of properties you’re interested in.

Quote from @Rafael Valdor: Quote from @Anthony Therrien-Bernard: Quote from @Rafael Valdor: hi fellow investors,I want to rent out my townhouse in Calgary, but haven't had much luck with it on Rentfaster and Zillow.Just a couple of tire kickers so far.I reached out to a few Realtors (just for tenant placement) and got crickets...So I'm going to reach out to PM's next, but I was reluctant to do it since all I hear are horror stories.Any suggestions for half decent PM's or realtors who specialize in residential leasing?

Your 3% interest suggests so… if so, did you move out less than 3 years ago?

If not, here's what I'd suggest instead:1) Get your real estate broker's license as soon as you turn 18.  

I was wondering if anyone has done this before and can offer any advice on how to get started.

I would suggest you up your rate from 8% to 10% to help off-set some of that cost. 10% is doable all day long here in Texas.

Though my response might help others, common courtesy suggests you thank those who took the time to answer you.

I'm just wondering if anyone with a Flagstar loan has done this in the past without any issues?

We are interested in using the equity for a real estate investment, and are looking for ideas, suggestions, or investors in similar situations.

Was wondering if anyone knows a guy/girl that can't help me acquire sed property off market for a better price.