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John Rodriguez
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Negotiating with RE agent

John Rodriguez
  • Bolingbrook, IL
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We're looking to purchase our first investment property here in the burbs near chicago. We want to approach a RE agent to make offers for us on HUD properties.

I'm capable of researching my own properties and handling the other duties a buyer's agent normally would do, so basically they would only be submitting my offer. In return for a commission with minimal effort, I was thinking of asking for a certain percent back in the form of paying for some of my closing costs.

Anyone ever work a deal with an agent like this? Suggestions on how much percentage would be a fair offer?

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