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Sean Pour
  • Orange, CA
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Agent refusing to advise

Sean Pour
  • Orange, CA
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I am looking to buy a property and am using an agent that I have worked with before and I am happy with how it went. However a discussion occurred today that I am not sure how to interpret. I asked her if a subject property is a good investment and she refused to answer mentioning that her license does not allow her to make judgment call. Was what I was asking a judgment call? Is she being too conservative or she is being reasonably cautious and really restricted by her license to only share facts. Thanks!

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