You can have the listing agent show you and write up the offer/ while they are not representing you what will you I agree with @Russell Brazil - an agent will lose money on those types of deals.For all disclosure I halve bought a sub30k property and used "buyers agent" but it was local agent who showed me that 1 property and wrote up the offer, I was not using her exclusively as a buyers agent but who responded to my Zillow request and I flat out asked if she was ok showing it because I knew her commission would almost be zero. 

If you are a Pro or a Plus member than you can also advertise in the marketplace.http://www.biggerpockets.com/pro You can request more colleaguesSet up a signature to draw potential clients to your pageAdvertise once every five days in the marketplaceSearch for local investors, and see who viewed your pageSet up additional keyword alerts.NOW THAT YOU ARE ALL SET UP, TIME TO START CONNECTING, AND POSTING!!!

I am collecting all my materials up for applying for my first FHA loan, ( only second loan period for that matter and first of greater than $9k) And he is requesting 2 months of bank statements.

Check out the local forums for your area and send out colleague requests, you may just find a mentor through that.

If you're one of these, please shoot me a request and we can talk offline.

Don't forget that you'll need reserves after you closeOnce you understand what you can afford hire a realtor & request they pull average sold prices for multi5+ in & around Chicago up to 8 units.  

If you would like more information just shoot me a colleague request and we can go from there. 

If so, the Simsbury property, along with tenant requests/concerns could become a big stressor for you and your property manager.

I want to do this same process 10 times this year, and have equity positions of $250,000 with a monthly cash flow of $5,000 by year's end.BIG 3 (at your request lol):1.

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