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@Maya GorskiMost of the agents will drop you, as their drop other out of state or out of country investors.They think, wrongly, that you will lose their time if they need to explain things, send referrals, help build your real estate business in their state.They think, wrongly, that they are the best and deserve buyers that will close same day, will buy without checking and bla bla bla.They think, wrongly, that you will never buy.Now, there are buyers that are very heavy to work with, and they will probably never buy.But there are many other buyers that want to buy, have the money and just need guidance and patience.All these agents that don’t return calls or emails are the fortune of smart agents that deal with each client as a potential buyer and with respect.

Earn their respect and they’ll work with you in anyway you need.

There are plenty of avenues of REI that all have their respective pros/cons.

Make sure you weigh the positives and negatives for your respective area.

Maybe you can find someone respectful to share your home.

Understood with respect to the real estate professionals.  

We pay rent days early every month, have always been respectful with our words and tone, and have maintained this place far nicer than we found it, undoubtedly raising market value here.

It is really a blatant lack of respect for other people’s time.

It is really a blatant lack of respect for other people’s time.