I believe there is a document called a ".....Buying Agreement" that a Realtor and Investor can sign so that when an Investor purchases an unlisted property supplied by that Agent, that Agent can then receive a fee, legally.  

I explained Sallie will track him to the grave.He could not even supply two years tax returns! 

At least in our market center, they do not supply agents with leads. 

I know positive stories about Property Managers are in short supply...

I think inventory of their perspective markets - supply and demand is what everyone should be looking to forecast where their housing market is moving.

If they had good credit they would get a mortgage.Good rental history and no judgments with sufficient income and are important to me.I get concerned if they have a history of renting furniture and appliances and are past due on student loans. 

I can supply seller leads and the buyer, they get the seller under contract and be the boots on the ground. 

The addition of the PE inventory into the for-sale marketplace wouldn't even be a drop in the bucket in bridging the gap between housing demand and the shortage of supply in a climate where builders aren't adding to the inventory in substantial numbers.If you are wondering when funds will start selling in the Bay Area, I can relate some first-hand experience...l've started selling mine.  

They think they're being sneaky by moving out before I come by, but it's the ideal outcome for me.If upon my inspection the furniture if gone, I'll post a 'notice of abandonment' to the front door, and send the same doc to them via email.

I think they'd be cooperative if we offered to update their place, but working around all their things and furniture would make the process much harder/longer.