I’ve purchased 2 SFHs in the past two years, and the one I bought in 2017 is up $50K in value.However, the current seller’s market is overpriced and my realtor confided to me that investors aren’t buying as many investment properties as in previous years because the rents aren’t keeping up with the rising home prices. 

I'm looking for a great realtor/broker who knows the multi-family market in Jacksonville, FL.

I'm clear with tenants that I'm buying to increase value and rents, but I aid as best possible to ease the relocation, even helping as a Realtor.

My husband works and I stay at home so I would be the one really doing the legwork and I am currently trying to decide if that is something we should invest in.We talked to two realtor agents that we know and they did not have any good information on multifamily properties for investments and that is driving me to more want to just go figure it out for myself.

I commonly hear, “As a realtor, we have the clients best interest in mind and will do whatever it takes to find the home of your dreams” vs. what you are saying as “We’ll only show you houses that we make enough money on”.

I have considered simply looking in another area as I know a few realtors who can help me out with that portion however also liked the house hacking idea for a first investment.

I tried to have the home warranty people come out at the recommendation of my realtor and as expected it cost me $60 and they can't do anything until it is broken and will just put bandaids on until it is completely broken.As he was leaving though he stated he knows a guy that can give me a used a/c unit if I needed.

I know of residential REALTORS that get their own buyers agent for commercial purchases because the process is different than residential. 

Specific Goal: I'd like to buy my first small multifamily or single family property within the next year that nets at least $2000 a year after expenses and mortgage payments.Currently Working On:Step 1: Finding a real estate realtor/broker with experience working with investors in the St.

Not bad as he has a realtor beating the bushes and great credit with hard money people ready for every good he finds.