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Christof Gardet
  • Richmond, VA
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More then one real estate agent.

Christof Gardet
  • Richmond, VA
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Hey all I am at a crossroads and am not sure if what I would like to do is taboo or not. I have one real estate agent that I use to look at houses if I were to be house hacking. Recently I have found a buddy I will be trying to flip a house with and he has his own real estate agent. Is it ok to have more then one guy? I would like to keep both but I'm not sure if it's just wasting the first ones time. I am most likely going to partner on the flip before I buy and hold. Any advice?

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