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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Wrong to use diffrent agents to buy and sell?
HI I just sold a business and used a good agent to do so. I will also be using him to sell a inherited home that were unable to make cash flow. The question is it wrong to find a different agent to buy the next investment property or to start interviewing them? If we get another property it must be blow market value so we will be making a lot of offers that are not up to asking price. I know some realtors don't want to offend anyone but it has to cash flow to make sense for us. I may ask our current agent but want to make sure we have the kind of person that doesn't mind blushing a little when handing the offer so to speak.
We are looking from Redding Ca to Medford Oregon and are going to get into multi family if we can find a deal.
Thoughts?