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Nathan R Andersen
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Real Estate Agents and Exclusivity

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I've been contacting REAs in the areas I'm looking to invest and I've contacted several and have some looking in some places, some looking in others. My questions is, Where do I run itno problems having some many REAs in the area? How does it work if I ask one to look at a property, they take awhile or don't get back to me, so I have another one look at it. How does exclusivity work? Is this terribly bad practice that?

How many agents do people tend to have in an area? I just figured that I'm looking for deals, so why not have more people looking for me, but maybe this is super bad practice and I'll run into issues.

Thanks in advance!

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