They will at least need the agent information to work with them to get what they need.

I'm used to the Brokerage having the E&O policy, but the agents have to pay the premium. 

I am a CPA, licensed agent, and have a lending background and think I can speak to the various parts of your question. 

Is it a no brainer for agents to also get an MLO?

Hi all,I have a deal in Oregon and need a recommendation for an attorney or title company you can recommend that has experience doing subject to deals.ThanksCora

I'm and experienced STR owner and manager and multifamily owner operator, so I know about 28 day minimums, local regulations, underwriting, insurance etc.

Quote from @Chris Baek: Hello Experienced Real Estate Investors,I am interested in investing in multi-unit buildings in the City of Chicago and wanted to know what you think are the top 3 areas that will see the greatest gentrification/upswing in the next 5-10 years.  

@Kristi TietzGator lending can be an excellent way to make extra money, but I agree with some others in here that it may be more of a business model for experienced investors.

.: My business partner and I have been searching for our first deal using an agent and searching the MLS ourselves.

I feel like this should be my agent’s and attorney’s fault frankly.