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Brandon Pelfrey
  • Boise, ID
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Wearing out an agent

Brandon Pelfrey
  • Boise, ID
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I've never worked with an agent who has turned me down on going to check out a property, gather details from a listing agent, or any other kind of work that I ask them to do, however there's always a voice in the back of my head whenever I make a request that's asking me if I'm asking too much. Oftentimes I want to go walk a property or try to get more information on it even though I know that there's a good chance I won't actually be interested in making an offer, so I don't end up contacting an agent about it. Curious to get feedback from those who have good relationships with agents (or who are agents themselves) about how they feel about this.

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