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Victoria Noska
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Having/being your own agent

Victoria Noska
  • Palm Beach, FL
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Hi BP peeps! I found a multifamily prop that I would like to move forward on. After doing further research, I found the current owner bought it in foreclosure for a steal. It's listed for significantly higher than its appraisal value and when compared to local comps.  Would I be able to work a deal with the agent that has the property listed? Or should I have my own (getting my RE license - be my own)? I just can't imagine one agent being unbiased with such a large price difference. Thank you!

Also, in West Palm Beach, FL if anyone is local! 

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Sharon Powell
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Sharon Powell
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The listing agent isn’t supposed to be unbiased- he/she works for the seller and is loyal to their interests. It’s better to have your own representation; a buyer’s agent doesn’t cost you anything and you’ll have someone looking out for your best interests.

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