@Daniel Caraway I did one, as an agent, for my ex. 

Third is to get an official estimate when the house is under contract, because unless you have a really good contractor friend, people will probably stop giving you free estimates.

A friend of mine is doing a turnkey SFH rental out in Dallas and I'm going to follow up with him after it closes to see what feedback he has.

A friend recently closed on a vacant land purchase.

Get a few referrals on investor-friendly lenders from other real estate investors.

Anyway, we contact our lawyer and he walks us through how to get access to the property and abide by state law regarding transient housing as this was not a tenant but a guest and the laws of the state are quite landlord friendly in that case.Local property manager gains access, she’s not there.

Does anyone have recommendations for an investor friendly real estate agent that knows the Dorchester area?

However, that is always made exceedingly clear before the deal begins so there are no misunderstandings.So without knowing what was said, implied, or expected with your friend.

They are “investor friendly” and even cover Mobile homes.

It hasn't been a bed of roses however, I've failed, lost friends, lost time, shafted by countless contractors, lost and ran out of money, and a multitude of other problems, but what one hell of an Ride!!!