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Ethics question re: working with agent for distressed houses
I've seen some distressed properties in my farm areas of DFW that have RE agents assigned to them. Would it be ethically wrong for me to have my own RE agent look into the property, help let me in, and help me make offers, etc. if I'm interested in rehabbing and reselling these houses?
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No, that's called a buyer's agent.