They are designed to put YOU in front of that seller when the opportunity happens to THEM.I also use this exercise to demonstrate that getting 10 "No" answers in a row has NOTHING to do with me so I shouldn't feel rejected or discouraged. 

Cameron, I've had good luck with Jordan Cornelius (541-910-6626) and Justin Ashlock ((541) 786-6794) in La Grande.

You could add yourself to the FTC managed do-not-call registry which is designed to filter out telemarketers: https://www.donotcall.gov/faq.html

Further, if he’s has an additional designation, such as MAI or SRA, he pays additional for membership in the Appraisal Institute, or one of their competing groups, and pays for the right to use that designation.  

I would think that's a bit high as most would look at around 25% as a grand total.

For any other other Raleigh locals you can take the Greenway survey here: https://raleighnc.gov/greenways2020Multifamily housing opportunities have mostly passed in Raleigh, there are many well designed units in established neighborhoods such as Historic Oakwood, Boylan Heights, and other pocket neighborhoods.

You could talk to a draftsperson or architect to see what it would cost to design the space, then get bids.

You may not hit a grand slam on your first deal, but you can get a solid investment and a great education and a good agent can help you mitigate a lot of risk. 

@Jhonny Montoya you always have the big box stores that have inventory right off the shelf, but if you need/want a design and layout, you'll need a professional to make sure it all fits correctly.

This means "case a schiera" design, made of 3, 80m2 each. 1 for me, 2 for my brothers.