Find an agent who's content making lowball offers for you.2.

Hey Baahir, I am an agent and investor in the area and I recommend asking yourself these questions:1.

I ended up not using them since there was not a lot of resources out there to check their work and reputation.

Found it via Zillow and negotiated with the selling agent

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

But I’m interested in reputable online courses to draw knowledge from as well.

When I visited the property, my (investor-experienced) agent gave me some rent estimates for the property's units, but they seemed really high to me and seem out of line from what I've seen the market absorb.

I believe there can be a significant fluctuation based on how a property is managed as well.Regardless, I always say to folks to use the numbers directionally, whether ours or any of the services, and to try to get on the ground comps as much as possible from sellers / agents, etc.

I'm an investor and agent in the Sacramento area.

There are two steps you should take here:1 - Speak with an investor friendly agent/property manager who can help you complete a property analysis to determine current value, recommend renovations (if any), and if renovated the after repair value (ARV).2 - Speak with a lender to discuss loan options.