Although I don’t suggest this unless you go with a very reputable company or someone you trust.

Strong loan commitment letter from reputable lender with history of closing, offer fast close, offer to pay closing costs and transfer taxes, forego inspections, try to develop some personal level interaction with seller.

I'm asking for referrals to several reputable multi-family inspectors (6 units under contract) in Tuscon, AZ.

I'm asking for referrals to several reputable multi-family inspectors (6 units under contract) in Tuscon, AZ.

No agent wants a bad reputation either.If you still feel concerned I would certainly ask your agent what their investment goals are, where they are looking, what type of budget they are working etc, which may help to ease your concerns about competing with them.

With that being said, a good QI should be able to tell you your tax consequences and what the most advantageous situation for you is, even if it means losing the business. :) One thing I ask our clients, is for ALL the information of their investment property. 

But is it hard to rebuild your reputation after you switch brokers?

@Jonathan Hasan I suggest working with one or two reputable cash buyers when you’re first starting out.

The court actually found that the landlords owed a duty of reasonable care to protect the child from drowning and consequently could be held liable.  

People can argue all they want about immigration but on the ground, in the real world, those decisions have consequences.