You could always "fire" your current agent at any time but that agent would have rights to a commission on any properties that she showed to you.

I recently bought a lot from the county office that have a house which was damaged in the fire.

I'm personally working a short sale with the rehabbing instructor and have a contract on a fire damaged REO.

Can you just rapid fire gradually increasing offers at a particular frequency?

This can require a large investment in fire/life/safety, mechanical systems, elevators and ADA compliance.No established hotel with recognition...it always takes time to ramp up a new brand in a new location.  

Some guys specialize in fire damaged houses, some won't touch it.

Alternative is to fire my wife from LLC :-)

That one I call "trial by fire" :)  We had LOTS of expected and unexpected repairs in the first year.  

It covers loss of rent at fair market, wind and hail, and just about anything I could think of.I was talking with a representative from Amica and they quoted me a fire policy that covered me for the same rebuild amount, but without all of the extra coverage’s.

This policy also keeps investors from firing off hundreds of lowball offers and then cherry-picking the ones they actually want to buy AFTER their bid is accepted.