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Matthew Paetz
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What do you actually look for when selecting an agent?

Matthew Paetz
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Los Angeles, CA
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I'm curious to know what you actually look for when selecting the agent you're going to work with?

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Karl Lueders
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Karl Lueders
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Originally posted by J Scott:
This is what I look for in a listing agent (well, what I looked for before my wife and got our licenses):

http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2010/03/03/traits-of-a-great-real-estate-agent/

Matthew: To piggyback on J Scott's solid advice, a great Realtor will also be able to effectively communicate news you need to hear, whether it be as a buyer's or listing agent. The truth goes a long way to save you time and money; helping a client avoid making a bad deal is as valuable as finding a great one. Being a yes man doesn't get you very far.

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