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J Campbell
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using an agent VS not using an agent to find and buy propeties

J Campbell
  • Miami, FL
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greeting and bigger pockets to all.

im starting my quest to get a few rental properties and wondering MUST  i use an agent to find & buy the properties.

when it comes to money ive found i generally do better for myself than others  do so i assume it will be the same here and i am considering doing it  myself.

so my questions ...

does a buyer need to have an agent on their side to buy a property?

if i dont use an agent what are the differences ie do i save any money if not using?


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Jessica H.
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Easton, PA
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Jessica H.
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Easton, PA
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No you certainly don't need to have a realtor to help you buy houses, however, they can be extremely helpful especially if they know the market well and you don't and/or are new to investing.

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