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Buying process/ can broker represent me?

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Hello everyone, I come from the single family space and was wondering how the process is to buy multifamily compared to single family. Am I able to have a broker write a contract for me or do I need to do this on my own?  

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Brent Kawakami
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Brent Kawakami
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@Account Closed In the larger multifamily space (generically referring to 75+ units) you'd work directly thru a listing broker to submit a Letter of Intent (LOI). Would subsequently have an attorney draft the purchase and sale agreement contract.

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