Anyone have anyone they can recommend?  I live in NC, property is in TN.  Thanks so much!  Have a great week guys!

For some, in any industry, we do go into it wanting to make money, for the commission, for the life style etc and as you get out of "survival" mode and start achieving success, you start realizing that you actually make more money when "you do the right thing for people" Doing the right thing (having people's best interest, having their back, giving them options, walking them through the path and educating them on what are the pros and cons to individual investment and advising them) will yield more money in the form of : Referrals, connections, good reputation, a good track record, and yes bc of it, more commissions. 

Does anybody have any recommendations or referrals? 

Landlords, even of STRs tend to fix up houses. 

(For example, I had rented in 8 different areas of Orlando for 8 years in a row, so I tend to have a better grasp on the numbers there lol) On the other hand, I also know that Florida's multi family prices, and market in general, compared to cities like Albany, Rochester, or Buffalo are substantially higher.

Hey Guys, I've got a few projects in Kansas City and Independence, MO that I need help with. Any good GC recommendations? TIA!

@Saemi Jung best way in my opinion to find a good investor friendly agent is through referrals.

@Brian Lemonds No.1) the Owner would have to give you written authorization, not the agent2) even If the owner gave you authorization, You are not legally allowed to do it as per your state licensing laws3) the agent themselves can’t pay a commission/referral fee to a non licensed for a referral based on the deal closing

Since they are riskier due to the fact that there is no verification of income or tax returns, you tend to get higher interest rates than other loan programs.

Might you have a referral for a trusted engineer, evaluator, contractor?