Only way to do that would be if you can show that after a refinance you can pay them out but that would be quite difficult.I'm Angie Castro a local Real Estate Agent with a focus on investments

After speaking with a very reputable agent he's suggesting new construction in Madison, AL with the builder offering a rate buy down.

I live in Gilbert, I'm an investor, and I also help other investors as an agent and property manager.

So in the market that I do not have extensive experience, I am using an agent and making offers on properties on the MLS (realizing I will be purchasing at retail).  

Hey Vijaya,I'm doing flips in DFW, also an agent focusing on investment properties. 

But after speaking with a local investor-agent, he felt pretty strongly that a first time investor should just scratch BRRRR from their vocab and buy something nearly turnkey, collect the steady drip of cash flow for a few years, and save up for property two via W2, and then start to think about BRRRR.

Many times agents will go there to network. 

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

Cold calling, direct mail, social media advertisement, door knocking, agent leads, software and list providers are some of them.

Where can I find real estate agents who have access to off-market deals?