And one video for @Joshua Dorkin https://www.youtube.com/watch?

Send video of apartment to me.4.

A: Watch these videos- you'll get great answers. 

I watched a series of YouTube videos on REI and it has since been making me wonder what potential it could have for a motivated green newbie like myself.  

Just pull our first offer and submit lower one?

Typically the agent will request a representation agreement from you when he start setting the MLS searches or before submitting the first offer, but the Investor probably has an agreement with his own Realtor to get money back or discounts in the next transactions, it can be tricky to have everybody happy in this case and it can even jeopardize the business with the Investor, but is good to clarify this ahead to avoid problems with your Realtor and keep getting leads from him.Note: for us the MLS has not been really useful to find leads here in the DC area, the heavy discounted properties are taken long before they hit the market, and the few good ones that appear in the MLS doesn't last much or get multiple offers from inexperienced investor that pay to much (and probably don't get any profits at the end)

For Realtor's go on YouTube for several videos on how to speak to Realtor's or google for scripts to speak to Realtor's, mix and match, add your own, and you're good. 

HOWEVER before I submitted everything, I paid a lawyer a few hundred buck to review it and make sure nothing glaring poked out.

I apologize if this has been addressed elsewhere.Yesterday, I submitted a loan application for a cash-out refi on one of my properties.

I would like to start making a lot of offers on properties is it possible to submit offers to listing agents by your self.