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Fire my buyers agent?
Hey BP, would love some insight.
I’m new to real estate investing (currently looking for my first deal in Kansas City) and the agent I’ve been looking at homes with doesn’t know anything about investing. He has shown me a handful of properties but it’s pretty much just open the door and that’s it. I was setup with him through Zillow. I went to my first investment meeting on Saturday and was introduced to an agent who is an investor himself and works with investors. Do I let go of my current agent and go with someone new? Or keep looking? I ask this because my current agent just sent me paperwork to lock me into representing me for any property I buy, even off market or from a wholesaler. I feel bad for letting him go after already using their portal and having him show me a few properties. I want to do the most ethical thing, and I also want to do what is best for my business. Thanks for any insight.