Is it common for agents to work on a property-specific basis?

Even for agency backed CRE, the lenders will ask for deposits, but they cover appraisals and due diligence costs. 

Streamlined showing opportunities using ShowingTime to make it easier for agents to schedule and adjust without waiting6.

These loans are generally all going to be 30 year fixed rate terms with 30 year amortization and will require a personal guarantee.Now, if you have a property that is $1,500,000 purchase or more, you may qualify for agency commercial lending which is pricing extremely well right now. 

Same goes for agent's in negotiating proficiency, there is the guppies and the sharks.

no need for agents.

Quote from @Jennifer Katherine De Loughy: I would say that a couple of big things for agents and people that you want to come to work at your brokerage and love it..1.

One last note on RE agents and brokers, get recommendations for agents from BP, friends, etc...Call and interview them and if they don't seem to have the knowledge you need or be the kind of person you want to work with, keep looking.  

It's an easy way to get funds for an ADU without securing a separate loan.Renovation LoansIntended for home upgrades, these loans can cover design, permitting, and construction costs for an ADU, making them an all-in-one solution.Private Lender LoansSome private lenders offer financing specifically for ADUs, with faster approvals and more flexible terms compared to traditional banks.Why it matters for agents and investors: Real estate agents can guide clients toward these financing tools to make ADU conversations easier and more practical.

Each of these lots should be at least 600 square feet, which helps preserve buildability while still encouraging density.Why this matters for agents and investors: SB-9 opens the door to development opportunities on larger sites without a strict size limit, making it a useful tool for expanding housing in suburban and urban areas alike.