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Rich Spaulding
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Kennesaw, GA
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What defines an investor friendly real estate agent?

Rich Spaulding
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Kennesaw, GA
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What is the definition of an "investor friendly" real estate agent to you?  

As a real estate agent, investors like to ask me if I'm "investor friendly".  I'm curious, what does "investor friendly" mean to you?  What does your preferred real estate agent do for you that makes him/her special?  Thanks for your feedback!

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Stanley Parsley
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Stanley Parsley
  • Investor
  • Chandler, AZ
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in my book a real estate agent who is not all about the commission

sayin

they get paid and sometimes they make a little more than there commission depending on the deal

you ever heard the term bread and butter or cream puff agents?

these are folks that just work for commission- so if the property is a 45k property verses the 1.2 m property they work harder on the big commission

I need folks that work just as hard on the 45-95k properties as they would on the 245k properties

that's my book

anyone can fill out a boiler plate contract and can file all the right forms into tittle

some realtors will only mls properties at a certain monetary level- kind of like redlining which is illegal but most of all unethical

it still happens so in my book- a hard working realtor is a person who looks at all avenues of getting the deal done no matter what the circumstances and or the commission base

enjoy

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