Yes. We know investor-focused agents around the country, and we're glad to point you toward one. A word on what "investor-friendly" should actually mean, because the label gets thrown around. The agent you want: - Can pull real comparable rents and time-to-lease for the submarket. - Knows how to underwrite a deal on cash flow rather than resale appeal. - Has a feel for where the discounted and distressed inventory is. - Can move quickly when a good deal surfaces. An agent who mainly sells owner-occupied homes can be excellent at that job and still be the wrong fit for a rental purchase, so screen specifically for investment experience. Tell us the market and the goal: cash flow, appreciation, a value-add, a specific property type. The more specific you are, the better the match, since the right agent for a turnkey single-family rental in one metro isn't necessarily the right one for a small multifamily value-add in another. Reach out and we'll make the introduction.