@Rusty Thompson commission is usually 3% per deal every now and then you find a listing with a flat rate amount for the buyer's agent and that's usually between $500-$1500.

Do you have multiple investment mortgages already, that is the only reason I would think they would screen you further?

Though they have been careful to screen investment sponsors, there are examples of investors losing money. 

Many people will try and fail, but the ones that learn the correct ways to analyze properties, screen tenants, hire PM's and turn REI into a functioning business model will benefit from significant financial gains.When people says its bad to invest in rentals/flips and the like they are often regurgitating poor information they received from someone else.

My company offers work for pre-screened contractors in MD,VA and DC area.

Screen well, GET A BIG ENOUGH DEPOSIT (my deposits were about 125% of a month's rent), and don't let them have the key's until they've paid you first month's rent and the FULL security deposit.good luckall cash

About 60 miles west of Austin, 80 miles north of San Antonio.Population is growing, but house prices are flat, some are declining.

Here are my lessons learned:Most of the functions can be handled via a web interface: advertising, rent, tenant screening, maintenance requests, applications and forms, etc.

IE you are not the buyer, seller, etc.As an investor you are the buyer, seller, contract holder, or you simply work as a consultant for a flat fee to one of the forementioned roles in a RE Deal.Sounds worse than it is really.

It turned out to be an investor attached to a mortgage company, which flatly turned me down for investment money.