@Edwin PinaIf you are an "investor friendly" Brokerage, then you work with ALL types of investors and, like us, are investors themselves.If that is the case... and not just hype, then the three suggestions are inherent to doing business.In our case, we are a larger HUD Brokerage, and because of that have a strong relationship with a HUD approved Title Company with multiple offices who can do a number of things:Mail away closings - We support investors as far away as NorwaySimultaneous closings - We work with a number of wholesalers so this is vital.

The county clerk's office is where real property records are found but you'll likely only find the subd. plat in those records. 

RR I've seen underwriters condition for that, and it's your loan officer's screw-up for asking anything of you...

I am looking for a loan officer who specializes or has significant experience dealing with FHA 203K loans.

I am an investor friendly escrow officer looking to help and close deals!

I have to pay almost $300 a quarter for my office and my individual fees, as opposed to $60 a quarter if I were with another broker.I've also heard that KW has a policy against its agents buying/selling their own property.

There will be increase costs in office supplies, advertising, your time spent working with tenants, etc.

I have  a full time office person do an initial scrub of properties based on criteria then the possibles are sent to me.I not only do multifamily but also retail with STNL and MTNL and look nationally in various price ranges.

There aren't many duplexes on MLS right now and as I'm getting acquainted with the assessors office website I'm thinking about sending out direct mail.

She's an investor herself and a lot of the agents in our office are investors.