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Updated about 10 years ago, 11/18/2014

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Jade Davis
  • Syracuse, NY
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What to tell REA when just looking

Jade Davis
  • Syracuse, NY
Posted

Although we won't be ready to buy a multifamily until June, my husband and I want to start looking at properties just to see what's available, what we should expect when we're ready in June etc.

What should I tell a real estate agent when we want to look at a property that we have zero intention of buying (unless it'll still be available in June...). I fear that if I'm upfront, they won't give me the time of day. Thoughts?

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