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To Realtor or Not to Realtor - that is the question

Lorri S.
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Charlotte NC is a growing area. Looking to invest in first rental property.  I know a realtor that I respect and feel will help guide me but I am hesitating to sign as I have already started communications with several new build sites.  After reading the realtor contract it is clear that this is a conflict of interest and that once I sign ALL will go through the realtor.  Thoughts on seeing the new builds through to a decision or signing now and pay for their expertise and assistance through the process.  I have no interest in going it alone outside of new builds and welcome their assistance.  Not sure what to do.

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