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Matt B.
  • Blue Point, NY
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Investor Friendly RE Agents- Suffolk County, NY

Matt B.
  • Blue Point, NY
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I am looking for an investor friendly RE agent in Suffolk County, NY.  However, when going the @Brandon Turner route (i.e. analyzing 100 deals to put in 10 offers to get 1)  If I am starting out looking for foreclosure properties I've analyzed to put in below-ask offers, how do you position this to an agent.  Of course I am not expecting much from the agent aside form presenting the offers and ideally don't want to waste their time,  but inherently they will need to devote time, write the offers, present them, etc. which, of course, could otherwise be spent elsewhere. 

Are agents willing to work with a newbie with a plan so they can see that there is potential down the road for more business?  Are most reluctant to do this?

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