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What, why would i need to call an agent?

Ismail Sogbaike
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Let’s say I’m calling an agent for the first time, what des the call consist of intially, am i giving them my property criteria so they can look for it? Am I just calling to make a relationship?. What does calling an agent really for me as i begins to start out wholesaling 

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Ray Hage
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The agent could educate you on a few things like the steps of the home buying process, high level loan advice, specific neighborhoods to look out for, upcoming neighborhoods, some investment strategies, estimate property tax and insurance (to an extent). Well..that's a good agent anyway. 

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