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Johann Villalvir
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Challenges to working with investors

Johann Villalvir
  • Real Estate Consultant
  • San Francisco, CA
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Are you a seasoned agent? In your opinion, what is the hardest part to working with investors; specifically, out of state investors

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Brandon Vukelich
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  • Tacoma, WA: 🏢 27 LTRs 🏡 3 STRs
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Brandon Vukelich
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Tacoma, WA: 🏢 27 LTRs 🏡 3 STRs
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Yes, I'm a seasoned agent that works a lot with newer investors or those with a property or two looking to scale up.  The hardest part is getting them to be patient in a challenging market with low inventory and high prices that don't align well with financing.  Everyone wants that stellar off market deal offering super rare seller financing terms.  Don't we all?  I tell them to get in line. :)

The hardest part of working with out of state investors is trying to navigate their schedules that usually prevents them from inspecting/touring properties promptly.  Especially in a hot market when properties get under contract very quickly.  Also making an offer and telling the listing agent/seller that the buyer hasn't even seen the property yet. 

  • Brandon Vukelich

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