I am not looking for additional employment...just investment opportunities... but would prefer to not have to get formal permission

I'm a commercial real estate broker moving to Atlanta and I'm in search of a room share or 1 bedroom opportunity available.

We would like to meet you for coffee and talk about your experience and the opportunities that are available in this market.

I feel kind of 'weird' about pursuing opportunities in both areas which could divide our focus and could mean that if we find a deal in one market, our agent in the other market would not get the benefits.- Is there any etiquette here or am I being overly sensitive?

That it's hard to find an investor-friendly agent, which makes me think there's an opportunity there.

Maybe im too conservative when running my analysis and overlooking good opportunities?

From the city guys coming out the guys doing the work for me. picked up two more opportunities in the same neighborhood as they felt I should make offers on the houses because the owners are being fined but not pulling permits and doing Shady work.II had an ex partner I used to tell him he'd step over a dollar to pick up a nickel busy try to cut corners. in this business it's very easy to do the right thing pull a permit do the right correct work and it'll pay off in the long run. in this situation before I would close on the unit the gentleman mentioned above I would call the city inspectors and get their opinions on things now it might even help you be able to lower the purchase price.

I have an opportunity to make some money by providing a short-term bridge loan, and am looking for advice on what pitfalls or risks I might not be seeing. 

I hear letting everybody know what you do can lead to opportunities that you otherwise wouldn't know were there.

I’ve been around real estate my whole life and this house was my first opportunity to invest.