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Do investors ever work with newbie agents?
I've been an agent for about a year and a half. An investor contacted me through a business card I left at one of his house flips. I'm a little skeptical as I mentioned that I'm a fairly new agent and have no investing experience. Thought/experience??
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Some investors like new agents. They might like a person that is willing to work harder for less money. That would be a new agent.