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Updated over 9 years ago,

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Michael E.
  • Westminster, MD
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Multiple Realtors

Michael E.
  • Westminster, MD
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I'm currently looking for a realtor who understands the investment side of real estate, and I'm talking to 2 or 3 of them. Is it unethical or in poor taste in any way to go on a first round of tours as an "interview" with more than one agent, and then afterwards pick the one agent that you're happy with? (with the understanding that if I want to make an offer on a property that I've already seen, that I would have to do so with the realtor who originally showed me the property regardless of which one I picked moving forward)

Like any one I want to do my due diligence on the property that I invest in, the terms of my financing, etc...and that includes my realtor. How am I supposed to really evaluate a realtor otherwise?

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