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Grant D.
  • Glendale, CA
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Real Estate Agent won't give direct advice on purchase price

Grant D.
  • Glendale, CA
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So, I am entering a new market, and put together a team on the ground...I then took a trip out there, and my real estate agent took me to see houses.  I thought she was great, organized, and well prepared to show me properties, and we ended up going into contract on a property.

I am now trying to buy more properties, and the problem I am having is that this agent seems to be uncomfortable recommending actual prices to me.  She will run comps, and then when I ask for advice, she basically tells me she doesn't ever give price advice as houses are worth whatever someone is willing to pay.

I feel like the point of an agent is to offer this guidance, and have never run into this with any other agent I have worked with.  I am happy with the rest of the process thus far...but curious of others thoughts?  If I decide to go with a different agent, do I need to tell her?  Is it bad to work with multiple agents at the same time?

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