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Brian Warren
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Maricopa, AZ
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Questionable Ethics by a GA Real Estate Agent?

Brian Warren
Pro Member
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Maricopa, AZ
Posted

Hi,

I've started to work with an agent in middle GA. We've been working together for about two weeks. The agent has visited two properties I've been interested in.  Since I'm in AZ he took video and pictures of those properties. He's also ran comparable rent reports for the properties. This morning he brought a property to my attention that he thought I would be interested in. He was right. I asked him to stop by the property and if the pictures matched reality, I would like to put in an offer. 

Within the last hour I received this from the agent:

"I am enjoying working with you. However, real estate license law limits the information I can provide you without a signed Exclusive Buyer Brokerage Agreement. Please provide me your preferred mailing address. I will send you the agreement to sign, if you would like for me to be your real estate agent".

This seems shady, but I haven't worked with an agent in GA before. I'd appreciate any insight from investors and agents who have worked in GA.

Thanks!

  • Brian Warren
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