Overall supply of small MF in Atlanta is pretty low. 2.

As a broker I advise my borrowers who need down payment assistance to form partnerships with a partner who can supply the capital.

In my market, if a tenant is working with a realtor, you are merely a rest stop in the house hunting game.Based on my regular review of listings, if you list with a realtor you are likely to have to absorb more vacancy than others.The 2nd is until recent market changes... now we all feel like pre-pandemic Brooklyn landlords- we could rent out a garbage can.I never saw the need.

You might want to get your regulars agent to take a look at it for your market.I'm sure agents fight to keep the deals together if things start to go south, like a tough inspection, or some other issue when the commission is more. 

I charge good rents, require steep security deposits, schedule regular inspections, take incoming and outgoing photos, videos, and descriptions, and hold the tenants responsible for every item.

Deals come in regularly.

It's an additional supply of doors.

Basically only if there's an issue or we need a large supply reorder.No, we only send in maintenance when we've been notified that there's an issue. 

I recently was blessed with a decent cash supply.

I have never heard of a person who works with a real estate investment company and is responsible for finding properties that are best suited for flipping.My first thought is why would they give someone else a deal if they are suppose to do it for the RE company but that being what it is, if they do this on a regular basis inwouldnthinknthey already have a fee system Why do you want to partner with them?