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How to find/interview real estate agents

Katie Cava
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My husband and I are looking to purchase our first rental with a buy and hold strategy. I am looking for some thoughts/advice on how to find a real estate agent that is investor friendly. We are looking to purchase either a single family home or duplex in the Tacoma, WA area. While we are looking for just one property now, our goal is to continue investing in this area moving from single family homes and duplexes to larger multi-family units.

I know there is a page for real estate agents on Bigger Podcast but what do I do after searching there? Call and interview the agents? If so, any questions do you recommend asking? What would you consider red flags while talking with agenda? or, do you have someone you would recommend?

Thanks for your help and advice. We are really excited to start investing.

Best, 

Katie 

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