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Are Investor-friendly Real estate agents a thing?

Frank Nabors
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I'm set on house hacking as a first buy and hold property and have decided on a relative area and general price range I would like to stick in. My question is are investor-friendly real estate agents common? At least from a beginners point of view, I wonder if an agent would be willing to pass through deals (maybe a house that needs some work/house that needs an update in a good neighborhood) for someone who won't be able to make multiple buys from them a month.  

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