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Updated almost 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Account Closed
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Porter Ranch, CA.
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Newbie needs to list 1st flip...any San Antonio agent referrals?

Account Closed
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Porter Ranch, CA.
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My emotions are already on the edge being my 1st flip...but, now to add the timing of this economic shutdown...I'm really on the edge. Not to mention my budget obviously went a bit over as I've read many, many times that generally happens on your 1st flip.

...to add to this; on Valentine's day I just closed on my second property in Castle Hills...so I really need to sell this finished one ASAP.

These current times call for unique strategic tactics I'm sure...I'm wondering if anyone know of or have any personal experiences with an agent who is a hustler / creative thinker / go-getter...?

Thanks.

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Aaron Bihl
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  • San Antonio, TX
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Aaron Bihl
  • Investor
  • San Antonio, TX
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@Account Closed  - Depending on the house and your budget I would go one of two options.  1.  Get a good retail agent (I can give you a few suggestions). 
2.  Go with a flat fee listing service. Lots of folks will do this for 1% or 1500 or something like that.  There are also services that I believe charge per day on the market. 

- Generally in San Antonio, if properties are prices right they sell.  Especially in the sub 200k price point.  If you get into higher price points that's where staging, having a good agent, etc really matter.  

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