Unfortunately, there are some bad programs out there that offer little value.

With a strong passion for hospitality and a commitment to exceptional guest experiences, I've launched this venture to offer premium accommodations that cater to the diverse needs of travelers.

-"commercial" local/regional tiny house builders will offer some financing option or another, find someone local in your price bracket and work with their financing-park models can be financed through dealers/(etc), and small ~400 or 600 sq ft singlewides, although getting spendy, perhaps, could look attractive once you factor in the negative of anything smaller being tough or impossible to conventionally loan down the line.

I can't help you on the agent part of things, but I do think making a list of all the steps you need to do to buy a property (find and agent, get prequalified for a loan, make x number of offers) and then put that list above anything else (regarding real estate) and try to start crossing one item off after another could help. 

Factor in the assistance I can offer to family, friends and referrals and it becomes a benefit.

We guided the mother-son team through making an offer on a short sale, a process that took almost a year but was well worth it.

I received an offer for 100% purchase and 100% rehad on a fix and flip from Blue Pacific Home Loans.

Those 3 had insurance and were able to prove they were arborist.

Otherwise, it's just panhandling, "I have nothing to offer but will you help me buy an apartment building?"

Otherwise, I buy the cheap trendy furniture at target and then offer to sell it to the new owners right before closing.