Then home price rising again lol.What will happen for sure is there will be much less activity for real estate just like in 1979 hence the RE company would need to let go their agent.

Good for the agents that remain in the industry.

The thing about working with investor focused agents is each have their own niche, area of expertise etc.

I'm particularly excited about exploring subject-to (SUBTO) deals and expanding my knowledge in this area.I'm currently based in the Dallas area and am eager to connect with lawyers who specialize in subject-to transactions.

Specifically looking for a cross-border accountant, and legal counsel to ensure I get the right paperwork sorted to minimize double taxation, and related cross-border issues.Any other Canadian investors have experience with this, or accountants here who specialize in supporting with this?

Hi Danielle,I'm a realtor and specialize in short-term rental (STR) investment properties, and I'd be happy to offer some insights for your investment plans in South Florida.

@River Sava has a pretty big network of realtors across the country; reach out to her if you want to be connected with an investor-friendly agent.

@Steven Wocknitz @Luc Boiron @Julie TohIn Ontario, and I imagine in the rest of Canada too, hard money lenders (called private lenders in Canada) are not allowed to advertise unless they are licensed mortgage agents.

Any tips/guidance is of course appreciated.A few details: Looking to house hack a small MF in the Knoxville TN market, not currently connected to any agents or lenders

If there is any agent or investor here know some decent ones, I would love to hear out, and maybe to work together.