@Sujith C. while you can be successful with Angie's list, when you interview contractors make sure that they are aware of your expectation of investor friendly pricing.  

Hello everyone, I'm a 19 year old college student and have been researching into Real Estate investing, mainly in the Multifamily/Commercial niche. My goal is to ultimately own a investment company that is fully syste...

@Christopher HuYou should interview a bunch of agents and choose which one is best for you based on what your investment needs are.

You have to remember that you are interviewing them and considering bringing them on to provide you a service, not the other way around.    

Its going pretty good because I interviewed sooo many. 

When interviewing an agent there are some questions you need to ask when it comes to Philadelphia.Do they know there neighborhoods?

Interview them and pick one that is a good fit.As for property managers, I don't know of any that regularly post here from the Denver area.

I would suggest that you interview several Realtors and ask them the following questions, to ascertain if they are truly Investor Friendly, or if they are throwing you a sales pitch.1.

I could of course just scour the web and interview with different companies, but i figured I could cut down on research time by coming to the community for recommendations of good groups.

Hey BP'ers,It's important to understand the legal and ethical issues regarding wholesaling real property in the State of Ohio.This interview with attorneys at the Ohio Department of Commerce's Division of Real Estate should be viewed by anybody considering "wholesaling" real property in the State of Ohio.