I'd suggest finding a brand new, completely inexperienced, wet behind the ears agent, that could use the practice anyways, hasn't been hardened by a lot of rejection yet, and has nothing better to do. 

That wouldn’t be best practices.

Most deals I get never make it to Zillow, most don't stay on market more than ~48 hours. practice analyzing deals, know what you want, and when you find the right one: shoot to kill.

I practice real estate in Bakersfield and most of my clients are investors. 

I had done a simple search online about how to get into fix and flip with little to no money down and the first thing that popped up was a thread on the BP forums.

If you decide to buy local yes you can use an FHA loan on anything that is 1-4 units so long as you live in it.If you decided to go out of state to build your empire here are some best practices I think all newer investors looking out of state need to know.It's not really that complicated to buy out of state.

Disclaimer: While I’m an attorney licensed to practice in PA, I’m not your attorney.

Which is totally crazy to ask of your tenants, I think.The only con may be that lots of online rent payment platforms have crazy high fees (one of my tenants used to pay a $22 processing fee to his old apartment), but there are plenty of options that are free or otherwise affordable.Right now I use Roof, which costs $2/transaction.

Hi ,I am in need of a Buyer Broker representation agreement for an individual property (case by case ), since the exclusive listing broker cant share and co broker i have to get paid by the buyer, and want to have this on a documented before presenting the property, were can i find this on line ?

Some time ago, I recall reading online that owners can get the same notifications as architects from the building/zoning department(s).