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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

When is a good time to find an agent?
I am starting to look at my local real estate market and I would like to buy my first investment property. However, I have some credit card debt that I need to pay off and then I will start saving for my down payment. At what point should I start looking for an agent?
I am looking to house hack a small multi-family and I will probably need to save about $10-15k for down payment, repairs, reserves, etc. This probably will take about 6 months. Thanks for the input.