Our family owns and manages over 100 units (both residential and multi family) with properties in multiple LLc's and Trust's.

I would find a broker that is investor friendly so that they aren't taking as big a cut.

Also, if you have agent friends, have them look up the recent cash sales in your area.

Right now we are looking into becoming licensed agents, and possibly work with an investor-friendly brokerage in order to make more money and really get a feel for this business.

It looks absolutely gorgeous (I got the Java Scraped Oak) and it has a residential and commercial warranty.

I have a friend that would like to partner up with me on some fix and flip deals and he will handle the construction as he owns a contracting company.  

Stay thirsty my friend, that's all I can say.

.- residential sales/buyers agent for out of state visitors who may transition into snowbirds and/or 2nd home investment propertiesWe’ve already spoken to attorneys and it seems we have “very good questions”.

Most traditional banks simply don't want to make a loan that small.You may need to do something creative like a private lender (friends family or associates) hard money lenders, owner financing or some combination of the above.

Hello RE brokers/agents, I'm investing in the California markets below and want to connect with investor friendly brokers/agents.• Santa Clara County• Alameda County• Solano County• Sacramento County Connect with me and let's makes some deals together.Regards,Chester