I read an article where on agent predicted nothing will change because all the settlement stops is mandatory buyer's fees, so all the selling agents will just convince sellers to still include them so that they get the most opportunity to sell their house.

In this program they would work for "X" amount of hours with new home buyers; "X" amount of hours with experienced sellers/buyers": "X" amount of hours with investors"; "X" amount of hours in property management, etc.....oh, and only experienced agents, say 5+ or 10+ years with "X" amount of sales under their belt would be allowed to train prospects.....these extra requirements could possibly "weed out" some of the bad agents in the market.

Can you recommend what kind of opportunities I should look for? 

DM if you're interested in learning more about the CBUS market and the opportunities it can present.

We'll outline the core challenges and opportunities this presents to investors, developers, and property managers alike.Analyzing the Impacts: Here, we delve into the effects of this surge on different market participants.

I also pulled the trigger on 1 pasco tax deed sale.

I am an investor and realtor in MN and would definitely take advantage of it given the opportunity. 

There are probably other opportunities out there with far less risk, but if I could get this right it could be replicated quite nicely.

Purchase price: $250,000 Sale price: $300,000 Great deal for myself and the end buyer.

It's 25 units, off-market (we are direct to seller on it) and is a value add opportunity.