I know when I served in the Army about 8 years ago, if you got deployment orders it was VERY easy and VERY common to get a letter saying this so that you could break leases.

Sad to say but there are still agents out there who won’t show a house to a client solely based on the commission they are getting.

It's also an opportunity for the agent to get exposure with potential future clients.

It ends up motivating the agent by the prospect of getting more commission, instead of getting the best deal for their client.

Zillow, Trulia, Realtor all spend staggering sums of money to get in between you and your prospective client. 

GoBigPrinting.com and a3marketingletters.net are 2 that I have worked with, and get good feedback from my clients.

For instance, I have a client who uses their HELOC on their personal residence to purchase income property with ROI's higher than the interest rate on their HELOC, which keeps them in the green. 

I love serving in the military but I would like to have a good back stop.

One of my clients is looking to rent a home for one of his family member in the San Fernando Valley if anyone happen to have something let me know please!!.

I have had 4 clients now here in CT that have purchased homes with a 203k loan and in those experiences I would say the following is key:Due your due diligence upfront to find a lender that is known for doing 203k loans in your area.