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Bryan Carleton
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Maine
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Thinking about BRRRR but feel bad for agent

Bryan Carleton
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Maine
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I have a property that was meant to be a fix and flip. The reno is done and it’s on the market.

510 Friendship rd, Waldoboro, Maine

I think we're coming up on 2 months and not a single offer. So I'd like to at least explore the BRRRR strategy for this house. However, my agent has put a lot of work into this house. She came over before I bought it, for real, and helped me with what to reno and ARV. I used a lawyer to purchase the home so she didn't get anything. She's done a lot of work putting it on the market at well. I love working with her and I'm using her for our next project as well.

The answers I’d like to avoid are the cold hearted ones. That’s just not me and I don’t want to operate like that. Has anyone run into this before? Should I offer to pay her some small amount? Is the reality that I just have to be cold hearted?

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