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Updated almost 11 years ago on . Most recent reply

Buying rental with an agent from the PM company we would use to manage it...
When you're looking to buy a rental, do you (or would you) use a buyer's agent from the PM company you plan to use for the management of the rental once you buy it? I'm wondering if there are any particular pros/cons to doing this versus using a separate buyer's agent.
Just curious for others' thoughts and experiences. Thanks!