I have thought about getting my Real Estate Agent License, and am wondering if the NAR Settlement makes it more or less attractive.

I would not recommend you to buy , and thinking of exiting out in 18 months (because you would lose money just on the agent commission and closing fees).At least buy and hold for 5 yrs to see how it goes.

But there's 2.25 million agents, so the top 1% encompasses about 22,500 agents.

We review a multitude of data sources to provide a real-time view into a real estate marketWhile a data-driven approach is useful to narrow down all the options, having boots on the ground (i.e. agent or contractor) is always important for due diligence

All thanks to my real estate agent who did a little digging on the property to find out it was actually a duplex rather than the listed SFH.

Anyway, if you're interested in arbitrage, you'll find better info on these sites from reputable people... 

If I am the agent I get my commission.

I'm a Longmont based investor/agent and have been hosting a monthly REI meetup in Longmont for a few years now.

What your agent considers to be a fine neighborhood may not be what you would consider the same.

Want to link up with an agent that can find us off-market deals, as well as a GC in the area that is familiar with fix&flip or BRRRR strategies.