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Aarin Jacobs
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Fontana, CA
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Real Estate Agent Looking To Work With Investors... How?

Aarin Jacobs
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Fontana, CA
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Hi! I am a newer real estate agent in the Inland Empire, CA who is looking to work with investors, because I think it would be the best personality fit for me. Although working with homebuyers is fine, the process is based entirely on emotion and I just think that I may be well suited for the B2B market. I have a strong B2C background, so Im extremely efficient, tech savvy, no-nonsense. I have an eye for staging and design, which may come in handy on the selling side. And due to my SEO background, I get hundreds of home buyers on my website every day -- This could be an asset for investors looking to list. What is the best way to find investors to partner with? What does an investor look for in an investor friendly agent? And is being newer to real estate a hindrance for me, despite the fact that I can work tirelessly for my clients? Thanks in advance, Guys! This forum is the best thing!

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