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Jake Blickenstaff
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Athens, GA
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Creative Financing & Private Capital Options as an Agent??

Jake Blickenstaff
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Athens, GA
Posted

To preface my title, I've spent probably close to 2 hours scouring for the answer to this question and haven't found it just yet... and watch as soon as I post this there will be links flying in about the exact topic haha.

I'm aware that as a licensed agent, especially in Georgia, of all the disclosures that are necessary before an offer is made on a property.

My questions comes down to more on the investor/acquisition side and dealing with off market properties, as an Agent... are you able to creatively finance or utilize private capital for a deal? And if so how does that look for your brokerage? How is it structured? Or is it not worth the trouble as an agent? Because as an agent any and all real estate dealings/transactions that you're involved in have to be ran through your brokerage, as far as I know and have been told from mine...

I feel like I'm either missing something or maybe I'm not and it's just not clicking. Any insight would be fantastic. Thanks in advance.

 

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