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Investor Friendly Agent

Adam Reed
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My very limited experience working with realtors hasn't been great. But I also never took much time to vet anyone. I just called up an agency and said "hey I wanna buy stuff." I was buying in a market that I was very familiar with and didn't feel I needed too much extra support. Now I'm starting to "formally invest" and looking outside my current market. I would like to find an investor friendly Realtor but unsure of how to approach them. How do I interview these people? What questions do I ask?

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