I'm a newly licensed agent and have been in the investor field for about a year now.  One thing i have learned, is that Cold calling is AWFUL in the investor field.Working in the office, agents are all about it and th...

You can use a flat fee or discount fee list if you so choose, but you have to remember.. the SELLER always pays for agents if it listed.

This has been done for ages, and allows the original lender to cash out their loan, so they can do it again.

The big firms like Keller Williams aren't super friendly for agents who are solely focused on investing.  

You can search for agents in your area here on BP.  

You'll want to have reserves anyway, putting every dime you have into a deal is way too much exposure - you're just one emergency from broke in that scenario.Regarding the commission split with your agent:It's not unheard of in my market for agents to give a "brother in law" rate to an investor or friend that will be doing more deals down the line - this can come in the form of kicking back some of the commission at closing to the buyer.

(also one you wouldnt mind living in) that along with saving money on not having to pay for agent commissions is what makes this attractive IMO. 

Hi BP,Can anyone suggest a good real estate agent in the New York City metro region?  The agent must have experience working with real estate investors and knowledge of small multifamily (2-4 unit) properties in the a...

It's not uncommon for agents to pay 25-35% of a closed commission for somewhat qualified leads. 

I am currently searching for agents to help me with purchasing foreclosures.