However, at your experience level, you may want to team up with an experienced wholesaler in your area to help you work your leads when you get them so that you handle them properly. 

It's great to have experienced folks join the site!

I don't know your experience level, but if you are surprised, it means that she is not very experienced in sales or the business world and should have taken more time to learn about you, but that doesn't make her dishonest, just sloppy.She is entitled to her commission, and moreover, she probably has to charge one because the broker where she parks her license will probably impute one whether she charged you or not. 

I totally agree, and that's why I joined Bigger Pockets--to learn from experienced investors such as yourself (in addition to my personal studies and research).

What I have experienced is that most databases for foreclosures like Realtytrac, Zillow, and others are very unreliable and out of date.

However, I'm two hours away from Pittsburgh and many parts of Pittsburgh are experiencing great growth and revitalization due to a lot of tech companies coming to town (Google for example) and some great colleges located in the city.

You've come to the right place for help and guidance from plenty of experienced investors.

Hello, I am looking to speak with an experienced real estate agent in the San Antonio, Texas area of whom has background in multi-family properties.

He also doesn't want to waste his time bringing marketing it to his buyers and bringing them out when you might possibly sell it to someone else.That said, an experienced wholesaler should have a good feel for whether or not he has a buyer for the property right from the outset.  

Me and my wife are young and eager individuals and want to learn a lot more about the Real Estate Industry in flipping houses from experienced professionals to beginners.