I am in orange county, specifically Santa Ana and could not find a bar or coffee shop where real estate, escrow and mortgage professionals meet to network.

While the specifics remain to be seen, staying informed, building strong relationships with industry professionals, and adopting a strategic approach to negotiations can help you navigate this evolving landscape and continue to make informed investment decisions.With the potential for more flexible commission structures, what are your thoughts on how Oklahoma City real estate investors can best leverage this change to maximize their returns?

I am interested in learning and growing with a big community of real estate professionals who are also in the market for real estate wholesale.

I usually use tax record sq footage in my listings unless seller has professional documentation like appraisal showing otherwise.

@Vicente Hernandez professional office staff, responsiveness, and a reasonable contract are 3 key ones I can think of.

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Be professional about informing the G.C that you need to part ways. 

So it requires more networking, relationships, marketing etc. to find good tenants consistently.There may be an opportunity in the next few years in the multifamily space.

We interview local investors and have great networking. 

Are you a seasoned investor in the Bay Area open to networking and potentially helping guide us on our journey?