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Tim Nethers
  • Orlando, FL
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Realtors that Review and Send Properties instead of auto OneHome

Tim Nethers
  • Orlando, FL
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Maybe I'm old school, but do any realtors out there look at the properties and look through the pictures for the quality, and age of mechanicals, and see the rent to price ratio before sending them? I've tried a few realtors in different cash-flow markets, and they all seem to want to put me on a drip of One Home of all the MFPs in the area. I've basically already done the same thing on redfin beforehand. I am buying, I am closing on one next month, but it was a deal that I brought to the realtor.

Are there realtors out there that actually bring you really solid investment deals, instead of just everything on OneHome at a price based/type based criteria? I personally am looking for one to two more solid long term rental MFPs at the 75-150k pricepoint.

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