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Lindsey Deno
  • Rossville, IN
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Etiquette on utilizing RE Agents

Lindsey Deno
  • Rossville, IN
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Hey everyone! My husband and I just did our first unplanned flip and are currently looking for property to reinvest our gains in(1031). I decided to share our story on fb(good idea or not, I'm not sure) to get the word out there. It drew in several contacts, and I know multiple real estate agents within my network, some closer friends, others acquaintances. However, we haven't decided if we want to work with one of these agents, or if we want to find an agent who is more involved in the investing side. A few of the agents have been in touch with me since I posted, as they are keeping their ears peeled to what we are looking for-- multi family units. Is it good etiquette to begin working with several agents, but not necessarily work with the same one all the time or for every deal? I plan on getting my real estate license in the future too. Thanks in advance!

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