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Picking my first agent: Larger or smaller agency?

Manuel Chico
  • York, PA
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I'm brand new to the REI game. I am looking to pick out a good agent to work with. I'm ready to reach out and start interviewing some local agents.

But I'm wondering are there advantages/disadvantages to working with a smaller/larger agency?

Do larger agencies have access to more off market deals?  Or will I get lost in the mix as a new investor working with a larger agency?  Would working with a smaller local agency make more sense?

Thanks for any advice!!

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Manuel Chico
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@Joseph Cacciapaglia and @Mason Hickman thanks for the great advice.  I'll start with the agents here on Bigger Pockets and will stick with agents that are full time.  Thanks again guys!

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