Let me set the stage...So we get a call from one of our tear off sheets we hung up in a laundromat from..let's call him Mike... We set up an appointment to go check out his house as he says he's motivated to sell and ...

I would feel that as an agent, its your obligation to get a client you list for the best possible price while maintaining a standard commission.

Thus I started my own brokerage to serve my clients and my own personal investments. 

@Laura PrigoffI don't have any recommendations but a few of my clients invest in DC and sometimes ask for PM referrals so I'm following this topic to see who people recommend. 

Granted I have not purchased a MHP, but in my multil family experience when we're helping a client determine the go or no go of a deal we like to start with settling either on a sales price or determining what the sales price should be offered.  

I have been approached by a client has 13 homes for sale.

I was just looking at several properties in that area with a client of mine who flips houses yesterday, and there are certainly options to consider. 

He explained that his client, who is the girlfriend of my tenant's friend's son fell on my property while coming down the outside porch stairs and hurt herself.

We do not offer that legal advice we payed for as legal advice to our clients, but rather utilize it to guide our suggestions and solutions. 

But what I'm finding challenging is just getting the chance to pitch the service to new agents beyond those I already have a relationship with.I've come up with some ways to make my service easily accessible, including offering every new client a free sample set of tours and also offering a "don't pay until the property sells" deal where I cancel all fees if a listing fails so the agent is risking money on a deal that doesn't pay off.