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David Lyons
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Questions for buyers agent

David Lyons
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Atlanta, GA
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What questions should I ask a buyers agent when “interviewing” them?

Have any recommendations for investor friendly agents in Atlanta?

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Deborah Pyburn
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Deborah Pyburn
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@David Lyons make sure your agent  clearly understands your investment strategy. If they have a good grasp of what you’re trying to achieve and a sound market knowledge, they should be able to find the right property. I had a client who wanted a duplex in town but there weren’t any to fit his budget and timeline. When I learned his intent was to rent out the other side to his brother in college and other college students, we found a 5 bedroom house that had a full finished basement. College kids only need a bedroom and bathroom and I believe he was able to command a higher cash flow by renting out each room instead of an entire apartment. 

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