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Eric S.
  • Jersey City, NJ
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When to start talking to an agent?

Eric S.
  • Jersey City, NJ
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Hi All!

I have been on and off looking for properties to invest in in the Jersey City area but am having trouble finding anything. Realtor, Zillow and the like don't seem to have the greatest of deals and was wondering if I should just start talking to a real estate agent? I don't want to waste anyone's time and feel like since this will be my first investment I'll be extra picky and I'm still building up my down payment so I haven't contacted anyone yet. But when is the right time? And when I do go to contact one, what should I bring to them to show them I am serious? Also, how did you pick your agent? And how much should I expect out of the agent (what should/shouldn't they be doing for me and what should/shouldn't I be doing on my own)?

Thanks in advance!

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