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New real estate agent/investor seeking advice

Antonio Villao
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Hello everybody, I'm new to the investing/BP Forum world and i recently just got my real estate license in the Tampa, FL area. I wanted to ask everybody what are some key things that investors should/do look for in an agent. I plan on investing myself within the next few months and i plan on using an agent to help me as i am so new to the investing/agent world. More specially im looking to househack a small multifamily property. Any tips would be helpful in this regard thank you in advance for your help!

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Scott E.
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If you are looking to represent investors, then the best thing you can do is understand how an investors mind works.

You should meet with local investors, ask them a ton of questions, and pay attention.

Real estate agents are a dime a dozen because the barrier to entry is very low. But you will stand out amongst the crowd if you understand how to underwrite a deal, and you are able to send real deals to your clients.

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