I spent New Year's Eve down there last year, in the little village with all the shops, it was pretty freaking cool.

If not, that's cool, but I'm from Danny's school of thought...If I were an agent, and Joe Schmo came to me and said, "hey can you run a couple comps for me, and if I aquire these houses, I'll list them with you for resale or rent?"

Alan was a great guy in our three day training.

Any insight, advice, or tips would be greatly appreciated.Thank you,

Is there any way you might be able to tip me off to a couple of markets and states where that may be attainable?

I would like to keep from having to pay a locksmith to come out and if I can find the keys, or use a bump key to get in cheap, it will be much less hassle for me.Thanks for the tips.

As Mark noted every MLS is different with rules,regs,and procedures.So people's "tips and tweaks" may or may not apply to you locally or work.Ask an agent local to you for clarity on MLS locally.

I purchased a training program and it seems to be very direct and to the point, however, there are no examples of how to conduct the conversation with the seller?!

Two other RE agents never called me back.Can anyone spoon feed me some tips on finding, interviewing, and selecting an ethical real estate professional?

You Joshua Dorkin may have thought of this, but in case you did not...As for the recording of the event, I've said it several times before; we're certainly looking at doing an audio recording, but I make no promises at the moment.Have you reached out to the local community colleges/High Schools for the AV stuff, for a token amount of $$, they maybe able to use it as "on the job training".