I think a good realtor should provide values in two folds: 1. have a deep understanding of the market you are interested in.

What I would do it dive deep into the BiggerPockets community and learn as much as you can before jumping into anything. 

Yes, you read that correctly- if you bought a TK property then tried to sell it a month later(for whatever reason,) you'd be so deep in the red it'd feel like a crime scene.

You have to understand, I mean really know deep down, that if you don’t put in the work, the time and the effort that you will fail.I do not want to dissuade you but you need to know what you are getting into.

The bank took a second position due to our deep business relationship with them.

If you still have questions after doing a deep dive, DM me. 

The owner of the company has very deep knowledge in land flipping and all facets of construction.

I probably should have pivoted strategies and picked up a HELOC before I went deep on the third unit, but I didn't.

I am going deep into the market I know and love and waiting for the deal that catches my eye and meets my investment requirements, and my clients are doing the same.

I finished a deep dive into landlord mindsets.