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Account Closed
  • Investor
  • Ellicott City, MD
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Broker Suggestion?

Account Closed
  • Investor
  • Ellicott City, MD
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Ive just started in my flipping business and and frustrated by the lack of control without access to MLS directly. I'm working with an agent but he does not seem super motivated to help me grow my business. I am thinking of getting my license to gain more control and maximize my revenue. If my focus is investment should I gravitate toward a specific broker? What should I be looking for in a broker to maximize my success?

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Scott Beck
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Scott Beck
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  • Murphy, TX
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I agree with @James Wise.

The question is where to find such a broker. Here are some ideas.

  • Network within the Bigger Pockets community in your area.
  • Visit/join your local REIA or MeetUp.com real estate group. There are bound to be real estate agents and brokers attending these meeting who are investors. More than likely real estate investors are part of their business.
  • Look for the agents and brokers who teach real estate investing at your local community college or local real estate school.

Good luck!

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