If you know the basics of what you are doing, you don't necessarily have to be an expert, you will be fine.

Here's a forum thread I started earlier this year that has some basic ideas to ponder:What to say when contacting an absentee landlord

You need a basic understanding of accounting, but I love the software.

Basically as an agent you can offer to do just listing in MLS, or listing + negotiating, or whatever.I've been debating if I should create a flat fee listing package for FSBOs/investors.

Basically you have to put in a blind offer.

I mean the mls is basically monopoly.

This could result in the tenant/buyer suing the seller, especially if she can't or doesn't return the option money.My basic rule of thumb is that if a seller is in financial distress, do whatever you can to get the deed (low cash offer, Sub2, Sub2 with equity payment via a seller carry-back 2nd mortgage).

It's over 100 years old but looks to be in decent shape and rentable basically as is.

At its most basic, a bitcoin is virtual currency.

Basically, the gist of it is, once it's listed, the agent will always be a part of the transaction in some way.