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Keep or change real estate agent?
I am trying to decide if I should have my commercial real estate agent help me get the deal in a city 70 miles away or should I get a new local agent.
A little bit of background information. For past 1 month I am working with an agent looking for commercial real estate in Los Angeles. I found one property, he sent me another, that's pretty much it. We did not sign any agreements. Agent seems like a nice guy, not pushy. Through loopnet I found a commercial property in Palmdale (70 miles away). The deal is better than what I've seen so far in Los Angeles. So I was thinking if I end up buying this property, should I go though my current agent. Or find one in Palmdale? Thank you