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Tehane Gallimore
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  • Real Estate Broker
  • Winston Salem, NC
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Tips for New Investor Agent/Broker

Tehane Gallimore
Agent
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Winston Salem, NC
Posted

I am an active real estate investor and I have recently acquired my NC license as a REALTOR/Broker with Sellstate Premier in the North Charlotte area. I would like to start taking on other investor clients to help with their buying and selling transactions, but I was wondering if anyone has any tips on starting out? I know what I personally look for in real estate agents we have personally worked with, but what are specific services that other investor clients would appreciate that goes beyond the average duties of a real estate agent. There isn't a whole lot of startup advice geared towards this topic, so I wanted to put this out there to hopefully get some good tid bits. Thanks in advance!

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