If 30% of his offers get accepted, I'd imagine that's probably worth your time...My rate is significantly lower, and so I'd never even consider asking a realtor to do the work for me - it just wouldn't be worth their time.Regarding the HML - Yes, they should be engaging their HML once they have the property under contract and are in their due diligence phase.

Actually, you need to take action in the form of immersing yourself in REI podcasts, blogs, forum engagement to name a few.

It is important to be active an engaging.

Spend 30 minutes a day on Bigger Pockets by connecting with “colleagues,” perusing blogs and videos, and engaging with others on the forums: http://www.biggerpockets.com/meet 7.

And both of these buys sold companies for more than 20 mil each but they love to be engaged.

Be sure to be as active and engaging as possible.

., where layoffs are already occurring.I was in Nashville for a speaking engagement and lived there for several years, I think Nashville is a great place. 

Be sure to be as active and engaging as possible. this site has a wealth of information, but only if you seek it out.

If the tenancy is otherwise working well, I will always engage in dialogue with the tenant to come to an understanding of their position.

I just started engaging in the community a month ago (after gourging information for about a year) and it has DRASTICALLY changed my perspective about real estate, making me much better at understanding 1) what I want out of R.E. and 2) how to get to my end goal.