@Ari NewmanThis is one example of why lawyers should not draft forms that require the client to change multiple parts of the agreement.

Partnership Title Co - Denise Minton does an excellent job and handles all my personal investment closings and most of the closings for my clients. 

Still we have a lot in common, and she is very supportive of the things that I love to do. 

I guess the lesson to learn is to ask for reference clients that are investors too, if they can't provide any then move on.

Will like to connect with other RE professionals in SC for mutual support, and possible investments strategies, thanks.

I’ve read the previous posts, and although you won’t make enough to support an assistant with only a few properties, you won’t need one.

I would tell the agent that it is unethical to represent a client that is trying to back out of a contract.

Hey guys, I am a real estate broker in Los Angeles and I have a client who is looking for a ranch style vacation home in Bozeman. 

As to feedback just google them and check out BBB, Yelp reviews to see what other clients are saying.

As a result, my agent told me he “made a business decision to protect his client” and he followed the company policy to increase the deductible as opposed to keeping it at $1k which he told me would make my policy defunct, therefore...no policy.I responded that I made the decision to go with this insurance based on the quotes he gave me, and that the increased deductible felt to me, like a bait and switch.He responded with empathy and said that he has done his best and that we should get some quotes on fixing the hail damage.