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Sayo Owoseni
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Sayo Owoseni
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Houston, TX
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I'm a Keller Williams agent in the Houston area and I'm an investor friendly agent. I'd love to get acquainted as I'm also looking to get into buy fix and sells as well as owning rental properties within the next year. 

I look forward to connecting with investors as well as fellow Realtors/ Real Estate Agents. 

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Sharon Tzib
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Sharon Tzib
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@Jess Hewittread Brandon Turner's awesome blog which will answer that question:

http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/08/24/real-estate-agents-working-with-investors/

Most agents don't have any idea what an NOI is, how to calculate a cap rate, the difference between an A class or D class property, or any other myriad of issues we as investors face that an average homeowner does not. Most agents treat buyers with a vanilla approach, when having an investor as a client requires anything but. Having a realtor who is also an investor can make the entire process go much more smoothly.

My intention is not to hijack @Sayo Owosenipost - welcome and great to have another agent among the BP ranks. I believe there is enough business for all of us :) But really felt that question deserved an answer. 

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