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All Forum Posts by: Patrick LaGanke

Patrick LaGanke has started 1 posts and replied 3 times.

What should a buyers agent do to assist an investor with finding a property. The agent is getting paid as soon as I close on a home, so, should they go the extra step and comb through mls based on the criteria I provide for what I am seeking in an investment? Or, should they just set me up for automatic alerts about the properties that meet that criteria?

It doesn’t need to be in depth analysis, plus I would always double check the figures. Thoughts?

@Mark Sewell

I am having an issue with that comprehension; The agent is getting paid as soon as I, a buyer, close on a home. So why wouldn’t they go the extra mile to run comps or analyze properties, based on the criteria I provide about what I need in an investment property? It doesn’t need to be in depth analysis, and I can double check the figures, but they should at least bring me prospective deals, not just set me up with email alerts from mls, right?