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Andraise Scott
  • Laurel, MD
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How Do Investor Friendly Agents Function??

Andraise Scott
  • Laurel, MD
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As investors we're taught that it's common for us to put in many offers to land one contract at a price that works for an investment deal.  Well, a realtor that I've worked with and have purchased with tells me that it takes like 2 hours for her to put a contract together.     So, unless (I guess) she feels confident about the offer, she'd rather not spend the time putting it together.

Is there like a short cut offer procedure that "investor friendly" realtors use to make this process faster or something?  I would think that maybe for investor clients that they would have a template saved for each investor with just a few fields to update for each offer.  How does that work?  I like this realtor and I would like to continue to work with her but I don't want her peaved at me every time I want to put in an offer.  Or, feel like I need to offer more than I want to so she'll do the offer.  Is there a procedure that I can pull her coat tail too?

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