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Shawn Melei
  • Hemet, CA
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can real estate agents bird-dog my lead ?

Shawn Melei
  • Hemet, CA
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So I found a property that I wanted to get under contract. Needing to figure out my MAO I called a local real estate agent. I asked if she could find out what the value of the house I was asking about is. She asked me what I planned on doing with the house and told her I planned on assigning the contract to a rehab-er, she asked me how much in repairs did the house need. This is at 8am this morning. I told her about ten thousand in repairs. She said Im away from my computer right now but I can get you the information...it wont be ready till 12pm. So for the next four hours im wondering if she is relaying the information to someone else. Is this normal for a newbie to think like this?

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