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John Farino
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Good idea to bring kids when meeting with sellers?

John Farino
  • Hicksville, NY
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I have a friend who works for/with me and his main job is to bring new deals to the table. I feed him leads all day & he negotiates with the seller and makes a deal then presents the deal to me.  I recently learned that he has been bringing his kids (11 & 13) to appointments when meeting with sellers.  I went on one of these appointments recently, and the kids seemed to be well behaved, nice & respectful.  Do you think this is still a good idea, or if not, why.   I would be afraid of telling him to leave the kids at home as I wouldn’t want to offend him or the kids.  What do you think?

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Jesse T.
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Jesse T.
  • Herndon, VA
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If you are getting the results you want - I would let him keep doing what he is doing.

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