@Chris John A good Property Management firm will want to hold your hand through the buying process even if they are not representing you on the purchase. 

A real estate agent representing the buyer for a (listed) property?

It is back to basics and it's team building time again.Right now I am seeking a Realtor to represent me on some properties I am interested in and/or some pocket listings.

I bought two properties before I got my license and I was surprised how different it felt/was being an agent representing a buyer for the first time.

I actually represent clients from San Diego who bought their first rental investment property in New Port Richey 3 months ago. 

The numbers below represent me getting a mortgage for the asking price and I will use 20k cash for the restRent =$1350 section 8 guarantee Monthly Expenses : (I’m leaving out 10% for repairs since things will be brand new) I also leave out 5% vacancy bc I have a good system where when someone’s outs some is in right away1

We were able to gather some information from the City's Planning and Zoning page but ultimately called the City and spoke to the representative over planning and zoning.

I'm representing a buyer who is in contract to purchase a property that is subject to an oil and gas lease to ExxonMobil recorded in 1974. 

I'm mainly getting the license to represent myself as an investor and also to work with a select few clients - friends and family mostly.

If I decide I really don't want to represent them (Maybe something they said I didn't like) I don't have to take them to any more houses.