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Jamie Hailey
  • Memphis, TN
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Interviewing REAs - Helpful Questions

Jamie Hailey
  • Memphis, TN
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Hi everyone! I'm starting out in Memphis, TN and am currently looking for a Real Estate Agent that I vibe well with. I have my first meeting with a REA tomorrow (Thursday). I was hoping y'all had some good questions I could ask them - maybe something unique. I've done some research on it and I found a Bigger Pockets article by Chris Dawson that gave me some good questions. I plan to ask how long they have been licensed, what percentage of their business is done working with investors, if they themselves are investors, what kind of education/certifications they currently hold, and some other questions similar to the above. If there's anything else I may be missing that is important, please let me know. Also, if you have a great working relationship with your REA, what helped you determine they were the right REA for you and your business? Or if you had bad experiences with a REA, what did you learn about that experience? Any tips/stories help! And thank you for taking the time to comment and help a newbie out!  

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