Looking to get started - I have questions about brokers
How do I find good brokers. Should I be looking at brokerage websites? Go on crexi or loop net? Which way of finding the two previously mentioned is better?

After that, how do you know a broker is any good? Should you be interviewing them? If so what questions do you ask?
[{"id": "iq4rkxx", "text": "Look for someone who specializes in the asset type you are looking to sell or purchase. Crexi would be the better resource. If on the sell side, have them produce and present a pricing analysis. Select that broker that seems to have the highest level of expertise, data substantiating their valuation, client service, and personality that you would enjoy working with.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "iq4yn5n", "text": "You absolutely should be interviewing them. Tops on my list are their relationships and reputation in the market you\u2019re in. You want someone known to be a respected deal maker and has a good team. Brokerage firm doesn\u2019t matter as much depending on market and your asset. \n\nAsk for references from people they have done deals with on both sides.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "iq60hu9", "text": "Are you a tenant, buyer, or property owner? What asset type?", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "iq67mvu", "text": "https://youtu.be/fgdNR1gWM_w", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "iq7998g", "text": "The internet will be awash with amazing brokers, as well costar/loopnet/crexi. Ignore that shit.\n\nSIOR and Big House brokerage names matter.  Focus on those.\n\nTo your question: hiring brokerage is HIGHLY dependent on your city/submarket/industry class.  See what's out there, who's representing your competition, and then go interview those brokers.  Ask them who their competition is, then go interview those brokers, too.\n\nReputation is everything: ask about brokers to closing title escrow agents, architects, contractors...anybody you can think of.  Depending on location and product class, you should have a short list within a week.\n\nHappy to help with questions to ask brokers, but Ive never known a broker worth his/her salt who isn't prepared with a deck that should get you rolling.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]