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Dealing with Agent for post-rehab estimate?
Hi. I have a potential deal in NW Philadelphia. To complete the deal I need to estimate the value (rent and sale) of a property post-rehab. An appraiser will not be able to estimate an unfinished property. The deal is with a turn key developer and I would have no need for an agent other than the re-selling, which may be years down the road. Would an agent be willing to work with me on this even though I dont have a potential commission to offer? Should I offer hourly pay? Should I try to work them into the deal?
I want an estimate I can trust so I want to be forthcoming and try to compensate the agent as fairly as possible.
Thanks!