Based on my experience so far, I would recommend the following people/businesses:Realtor: Jeff Todd (Keller Williams Paint Creek)Broker: Tom Ciosek (Lakeside Advantage)property Manager: AG Management in Royal Oak Please message me for more specific details and I wish you the best of luck!

If the seller wants more than you are willing to pay, they have the right to say no to your offer.At that point, as they are wishing to sell, you can put your agent hat on, offer Brokerage service and get the property listed.Net listings may be illegal, but I'm pretty sure that even the licensed can offer to buy properties from anyone at prices that make sense to them (though you are still required to disclose that you are licensed) The difference is in the intention.

There are improvements to be made, therefore I wish we did charge more, because I would like to beef up the CapEx savings.

Sorry, I wish I had better news for you.

@Charles Valdemoro wishing you success in your journey!

Wishing you guys the best of luck 

Wish you all best of luck as well and excited to learn/network with everyone.

I'm about to an escrow (newbie buyer) and my agent informed me that the sellers wish to rent it if/when the sale goes through, but I do not want them to stay after the 45 days of escrow if they are going to try to rent it, do I have any rights?

Jay, I wish it was this easy.

Wishing you the best of luck in your investing career.