If you walked in my door with 60 that gross $800,000 a year, I would be willing to drop it to 6%.

I am walking the property with my inspector on Wednesday - really appreciate any feedback you or your friends could give (know that contractors are super busy these days so very grateful).

So I am walking in with equity.

Upon closing we walked in with 15% equity.

My spreads are typically having investors walking in with 50% equity.

In other words, HOW you generate a lead has a huge impact on the Negotiation Dynamic you will walk into.

After getting prequalified I was connected with an agent that helped me walk through the deal.

And you need them to STAY, because turnover will kill you with no apologies here.My situation is entirely different from a tech guy living in a walk-in closet in Palo Alto, some dude who wants to hedge his tech stock picks with a turnkey property or two in Indianapolis. 

I would suggest a company without long term contracts, variable pricing based on volume and excellent customer service to help walk you through the process if you have any questions along the way. ;) 

My most infuriating thing with Realtors is when I'm walking a house and they say "Oh there are offers on it""Ok what's the highest?""