The home is a BRRRR in NC built in early 1900s. 

I've got a condo with a very poorly balanced HVAC, and it was built this way. 

A good agent should give you access to their network which is built on the back of a full time business networking with other RE professionals. 

The seller is willing to sell the house to 260k its 4/3, house built in 2006, hardware floors, granite counters, beautiful home, IN Grandview, Mo.Comps show 290,00 so I have equity built in.

I’m wondering if there are any brokers in the Grand Rapids MI area willing to hang my real estate agent license?

Then you have 2 options: you can either pay someone out of FB REI groups or Craigslist to go there and take pictures for you (cost about $50 to $75) or even better you do a JV with a local wholesaler who will act as your boots on the ground, he'll take the picture and find a buyer for a split of the assignment.The benefits are: You can stay at home and you don't need a car, The main drawback is: Not everyone is built to close deals over the phone, it takes a very specific skillset and mindset. 

I do have some equity built in the property and could pull it out. 

The prices in this area were attractive, the house was solid and newer (built in the 50's).

We are going to find out how he made scaling a priority and built business infrastructures to form the successful business he runs today.

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