I am currently in search of any commercial realtors in the San Fran & surrounding markets.

I know that the best way to find these are to pair with a realtor who has access the the MLS.

Welcome to BP and also being a new Realtor !!!!

Pretty sure it's illegal in Vermont and might be against the Realtor code of ethics.

If you can't be a realtor through these methods of marketing/advertising, then it doesn't matter if you have Premier or not.

There will be unknowns with both these properties, but I'm at the point where I don't even know what to look for (or am slowly learning) or what questions to ask if I did approach the current owner/realtor/etc., and I figured a great way to learn would be to just jump in with a couple example properties instead of using hypothetical properties.House 1: https://www.redfin.com/WI/Eau-Claire/430-Ferry-St-...Well-maintained tri-plex.

My goal is to become a full time investor myself someday.So the questions are: What are you looking for in a Realtor when looking at investment properties?  

Looking at the neighborhood I am in, it does not look like the property has appreciated at all over the time I have been holding, and with realtor fees etc, I'd probably have to come to closing with some money or have just enough to cover the loan.

I'd assume they are either staunch and firm sellers (and causing their realtor a bit of a headache) or the realtor is trying too hard to lock a deal.

The amount that you’re paying off, plus possible appreciation, typically doesn’t offset buying and selling closing costs, realtor fees, etc.