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Allende Hernandez
  • Miami, FL
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Working with a experienced Realtors-Investors

Allende Hernandez
  • Miami, FL
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Hello guys ,

I'm in sort of a loop here. I understand that having strong connections with agents, other investors etc is key in REI, but I find it hard to build when I am staring out and don't have a lot to offer.

Good and healthy relationships need to go both ways and need to be beneficial for all parties otherwise they die real quick. I keep hearing in the podcasts and reading all over the forums that one of the firsts things to do is start contacting investor-friendly agents to build our network but, how to have them take me serious without having a proven track record and bringing something to the table? 

I'll need more from them for a while that what I can really offer. Any tips on building strong relationship with GOOD agents while being a newbie?

Thank you!

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