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What makes an agent "Investor Friendly"?

Jacob Mitchell
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As an agent in my first year in the industry, I am all about learning how to become better. I spend multiple hours each day learning about the market that I serve so that I will be well-equipped with information for all my clients in the present and for the future.

This has made me question what will make an agent better for the local investors so that I can not only meet investors' needs but exceed them. Any advice from investors on what you look for in an agent, and maybe even situations your agent has gotten you into that I can learn from?

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