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Jerie Bowie
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Alexandria, LA
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How Many Realtors is Too Many?

Jerie Bowie
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Alexandria, LA
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I am a newbie. I got a lead on a realtor who specializes in selling foreclosed properties who I have not called yet. Then I got the name of a realtor, from a local REI, who they use and who has her own rentals. I finally got to speak to her and she seemed to know her stuff (remember, I'm new so we will see). I set up a meeting to meet with her but I'm now wondering if I should even bother with the foreclosure specialist or should I stick with just the one? Is it wrong to have more than one at my disposal?

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