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Adam Aschoff
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Plymouth MA
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Dual Agency for Real Estate Investors

Adam Aschoff
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Plymouth MA
Posted

I’m interested to get some people’s thoughts on using the listing agent of a potential real estate investment property to also be your agent (dual agency). They know they will make the potential 6% commission from you AND can work in your favor to negotiate a better deal knowing their commission will be higher % wise than if the buyer went with their own real estate agent. I am a potential first time investor looking for best way to get in to first deal.

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