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James Slaughter
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Broker for new home purchase

James Slaughter
  • Environmental Scientist / Investor
  • Statesville, NC
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A friend of mine is looking to rent his primary residence and buy a new home from a national builder in a new development.  He asked if there was any value using his real estate agent in negotiating with the builder.  I didn't know, but am sure that there are many knowledgeable opinions on BP.  Thanks in advance! 

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    Jennifer Johnson
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    Jennifer Johnson
    • New Bern, NC
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    As a realtor myself, I'd say use a realtor. If your friend has no knowledge about the process, they'll have no idea if the builder is cheating them out of stuff. A realtor will look out for your friends best interest.

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