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Your Go To Investor Friendly Realtor Each Major City
I am curious to get a sense from other investors out there who your "go-to" realtor is in each city for info on the area or who you would use to buy or market your properties. There are many city posts etc. with opinions and I never saw a post where they were all combined into one thread. For example, to start I would use:
Washington DC Metro- @Russell Brazil
Cleveland - @James Wise
Boston -
Philadelphia -
Pittsburgh -
New York –
Newark –
Baltimore –
Charlotte –
Greensboro –
Indianapolis –
Detroit –
Cincinnati –
Atlanta –
St. Louis –
Kansas City –
Chicago –
Feel free to add and expand.
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I think this is great but to me an investor friendly Realtor needs 2 very important qualities - experience as a Realtor and experience as an investor.
There are Realtors calling themselves investor friendly because they are long term investors but were just licensed yesterday. Particularly for an out of town client, that can be problematic. Knowing good neighborhoods, cap rates, cash on cash return, etc is only part of it. If the Realtor doesn't know how to get from there to the settlement table in the most advantageous way for their client, they are not the best choice.
On the other side are long term Realtors who may have worked with many investors but have limited personal investment experience. I think it helps to know and have experienced late night investor thoughts, worries and doubts.