In NC, it's very easy to fill out the paperwork.

What I learned is find your own agent first and then work with them towards what you want, because you essentially know nothing about the other person on the other end of the listing and the vast majority of realtors aren't very good.

@Sharukh Ahsan- I just had this happen, day before closing we find out they never properly served the documents or did the paperwork correctly. 

If not a broker definitely get a lawyer.We purchased a place where no brokers or lawyers were involved And the paperwork was butchered.

It could be a hard “we don’t do that here” or a long process with lots of paper work or an easy process... or even no process at all.

Or for the sake of ease of transaction/paperwork, would you always recommend using a realtor?

They're paid one-month's rental fee to list the rental, screen tenants, show the property and run all credit/background checks and application paperwork. 

They're paid one-month's rental fee to list the rental, screen tenants, show the property and run all credit/background checks and application paperwork. 

It’s essentially a solo self directed 401k allowing you to avoid unit taxes and you can convert your IRA in it.

If you pull money out of one deal and redeploy it, then that money is essentially out of the first deal.