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Gerardo Villarreal
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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Looking for a good Real Estate agent - any tips?

Gerardo Villarreal
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Chicago, IL
Posted

Hello fellow investors,

My goal is to begin acquiring real estate for rentals and passive income.

I begun my journey by investigating the market. I've analyzed listings of rental properties and personally went to for multiple showings in the area I want to invest. I've been able to compare them and get a sense of the market rental rates. I'm looking for a SFH rental as my first property with minimal maintenance and renovation (starting out with baby steps).

At this stage, I am ready to interview agents and find one that can help find good deals for me as well as provide intel on the market. Besides asking about his or her investment experience, what else should I focus on? What other questions should I ask? How do I know I've found the right person to work with?

Thanks for your input,

Gerardo

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