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Savannah King
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MLS Listings Wholesaling through real Estate Agent

Savannah King
  • Indianapolis, IN
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Hello, Im new to breaking out into the real estate world. I am trying to wholesale properties. I have a real estate broker sending me investment properties to my MLS...

I haven't not acted on them yet, simply because I don't know where to start. I'm not sure exactly what to tell the agent.

Also, I've been told if the property is listed on the MLS or on the market, more than likely there's already competition for the property. Can anybody advise how to go after properties through an agent and if it may or may not even be worth going through an agent?

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