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Updated almost 4 years ago,

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Is it normal to use a realtor for houses under $40k?

James Elden
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The state I am looking in is Arkansas but I figure people from similar markets would have an idea on this as well. I've only purchased properties so far that are more expensive, in other states, so had never thought about this until now as it seems less realtors would be interested in dealing with properties in that range. I should be fine without one if needed but I also realize that a good realtor can definitely add value so wanted to get some perspective on whether I should be reaching out to them or not. These would be all cash purchases as well in case that factors in. Thanks

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