Obviously, the goal is that several years into the business it gets easier as you serve clients at a high level and they refer you to their friends and family. 

They are fha friendly, and almost always have value to add.

I do not live in the town and a value add for me is a handyman childhood friend is willing to managing property for 10% of rents.

I'm looking for an investor-friendly real estate agent that would be willing to  join my team and assist me with my first purchase.

@Christopher Stanis Hello Christopher you are very right that you said getting a Investor friendly realtor is great opportunity If you are interested in investing in nyc and Long Island area you we can work together We are very invester friendly and we know how to create deals w/h are great for investors Currently we have a d/t properties including REO foreclosures with an amezing asking price If you are interested let me know before it sold out Marta,

@Gaston Barua-You would be better served if you had an experienced individual, hold your hand through the underwriting process of scrutinizing a deal with a careful eye ( and with some good software), as no two deals you encounter will be the same.Books are wonderful, only to a certain extent.  

My goal is to do a few smaller deals (5 to 20 units) to learn the good, bad and ugly of multi-family before I start accepting money from friends and family.

Hello BP friends,So I have recently discovered BP and I am really excited about it.

Say you purchased below market price, rented it below market rent to a girlfriend, friends, etc, etc. 

Hey can anyone give me references for a few investor friendly agents in the area.