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Soliciting 2nd opinions vs acting fast
I'm going to work with an investor friendly agent in a cash flow market. I am out of area. I was thinking about whether to take the agent's recommendation, run it through a police report website, check school ratings, biggerpockets neighborhood ratings, and take action. OR, solicit second opinions, wait a bit more for replies, and then buy.
I think it comes down to how fast agents expect you to move. Do you guys have any opinion on which deal verification method I should do before moving onto the next step (paying for an inspection)?
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Before I could attempt to answer your question, given those are the only two options you are giving, I need to ask you two questions:
1 - What qualifies this agent as a REI friendly REA?
2 - What qualifies this property as a good deal to begin with?