don't say anything else after asking that question.Now if you are dealing with an agent - you are not going to have the opportunity to deal with the seller - so - you may want to just make an offer 25% below what ever it is list for.AUCTIONS: As for real estate auctions - I have been an auctioneer for many years selling hundreds of properties annually - I would like to say that we do not always satisfy the sellers reserve price (Oh - we only represent owners and investors - no foreclosures) but we don't always get the auction price up to the reserve - but the good news is that at the auction the owner becomes very motivated to accept a lower bid - thus a great equity profit is made ------ so do not discount auctions if you are looking for a great deal.Believe me I have seen so many properties sold at auction that have a ton of equity.Someone recently said "The best deals are MADE and FOUND"So ---- how do you MAKE a good deal from the many properties out there that do not look like a good deal?

So I tell them then tell the person you represent , who hired you to pay you .

Represented by me.

Generally will cost you about one month's rent, and some of that amount may get paid from your listing broker to the tenant's broker that brought the tenant resulting in a successful lease agreement (this benefits you because you are essentially offering financial compensation to other agents that represent who you need: tenants!)

Seeing how they represent other landlords will help you narrow down to a couple that you can choose from.Best of luck 

Thank you for your feedback, in Arizona specifically, as an out of state investor (I'm in California) it is the state law that they need someone living physically in Arizona to represent you with your legal affairs. 

I'm not looking for an agent to represent me, I just need it listed on HAR. 

Represented here in no particular order is one national lender, one that lends in lots of Southern states including Texas, and one local to Dallas. 

I do believe it is important to write down goals as you will be more likely to achieve when there is something representing that accountability.My 2023 goal is to successfully complete my first outside investment capital raise. 

What the charts you provided don't indicate is whether they represent individuals who have name on deed.