No agent needed, that would save him AND you money!

I'm doing better than any agent or PM I've worked with, but am not quite to where I'd try to do it for other people yet.

You basically can reach out to commercial brokerages, developers, architects,real estate agents alike and anyone interested in the area and property.

So my question is geared to the real estate professionals and I'm interested in finding out, what is the best way to find an agent that will help me find a beach rental property while being considerate of their time knowing this process could take months?

Folks - I have been looking through hubzu and hudhomestore properties and need a good agent who will look out for my interests.

Folks - I am looking for an Agent who is experienced in helping investors.

He won't even call you the "W" word because he prefers unlicensed agent or broker.

Here is what we know so far:Out of state land lord Has been for sale for more than 3 monthsAsking price 240kBuilt in 1981Each unit is 1050 sqft 3/2 with utility roomRent is $1050 (I have not seen the actual numbers this is what the real estate agent told us)Landlord is paying water and trash but don't have those numbers.Two units are currently leased Last roof: unknown AC and water heaters are currently working but do not know when they were last replaced.

Write it up as a personal letter.When you do all that, then contact a local RE Agent to give you a list of all the houses in that neighborhood that have sold in the last 5 years with all cash.

Depends what strategies your existing leasing agent is employing.