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Luis Saenz
  • Realtor
  • Austin, TX
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Luis Saenz
  • Realtor
  • Austin, TX
Posted

Hello Bp, I just have a couple questions about realtors. I recently met up with a realtor and disscussed working with him. He has never worked with any investors before, but has over 6 years of experience in real estate. I myself am still a newbie to this (I haven't completed any deals yet). So my question is, do yall think it would be wise to work with realtors that have no experience with investors? and also what else can I utilize a realtor for beside the MLS? Finally how can I return the favor to them for the help they provide for me beside referral listing? For example say a realtor finds a house that they can't do anything with, but they call an investor and he/she turns it into a deal. Does the investor just pay a referal fee or give a % of their profit?

I apologize for cramming so many questions into one post, but any feedback would  be great.

thanks, Luis Saenz.

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