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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Is it REALLY possible to find a good deal using an agent?
As a first step I decided to contact a local agent. I basically told her what i was looking for and asked if she'd send me houses in my price-range.
I guess it can't hurt. I'm just always a little skeptical when handed something without me having to work for it. I just assumed good deals our found through hard work looking for them. Using an agent just seems too easy and straight-forward. What does anyone think about this? What sort of success, or non-success, has anybody had using agents?
Thanks, Bill
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There is no such thing as a good deal. People convince them selves they got a good deal, but they are just lying to themselves. A property is worth what someone is willing to pay and someone else is willing to sell it for.
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