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Olga Kostrova
  • Investor
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Investor friendly real estate agents?

Olga Kostrova
  • Investor
  • Virginia Beach, VA
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Hi guys, 

I a m looking for an investor friendly buyer side real esatte agent that would put 10 offers on properties I've just located TODAY, but I would like to find someone who has a license to work in the entire state of Virginia and North Carolina.

So, what would be the best way for me to find someone with a license in both states AND is experienced working with investors?  Are there any directories that allow filters, as zI am short on time to call everyone from yellow pages to find out.

Yes, it's a bit last minute but I was planning to work wit someone, but he admitted he doesn't really work with the type of deals (fixer-uppers), which I pursue in volume.

Any suggestions for the best way to find a patient and proactive partner in this?

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Tiamo Wright
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Tiamo Wright
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I would advise against one agent in both states. You want people to know their area inside and out. Even in North Carolina alone I would hire a different agent for Charlotte vs. Asheville because I need them to know the short term rental rules, have a team to connect me with, etc and that varies city to city. But yes as Nate has mentioned the agents in the Agent Finder tool would be a great start by market.

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