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Joe Dijamco
  • Las Vegas, NV
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Should I hire my brother-in-law as my agent?

Joe Dijamco
  • Las Vegas, NV
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My brother-in-law has been a Realtor for around 2 years and sold / bought ~5 homes. The family is 'kinda' pushing my wife & I to hire him because (1) he's cutting his commission (saving us money), (2) with a medium-large Realty, (3) needs the experience and (4) sales (helping out his family). 

My reservations are: I don't want to mix family with business, his lack of experience (sales too).

We just feel bad if we don't hire him because not giving him a chance to prove himself. What's the best way to approach this without causing a rift? Thanks, BP! 

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