Im the definition of pre-newby,in my opinion. I work alot of hours, the co. I work at is very successful, so fortunately for me, they provide me with a good salary. The problem, with working so much ,im not able to look at alot of houses. Usually I work with 1 realitor at a time. I only have 1 Saturday every other week to look. The people ive worked with are only 1 person and have other buyers than just me, and my guess is that those other buyers spend more money than i can. Is it ok to use more then 1 realitor at a time? I want to do things right the 1st time.
Real Estate Agent · Las Vegas, NV · Member since 2017 · 279 posts · 133 votes
6y
You really shouldn't. If that person is dedicated to you, you should be dedicated to them. Now if that person is not living up to your expectations, that another story but you should only see properties with the agent you plan to write the offer with. (And don't write your offer with just any agent who happens to be available on a Saturday. Your agent can do a lot for you so be sure to get a good one.)
Real Estate Agent · Las Vegas, NV · Member since 2017 · 279 posts · 133 votes
6y
You really shouldn't. If that person is dedicated to you, you should be dedicated to them. Now if that person is not living up to your expectations, that another story but you should only see properties with the agent you plan to write the offer with. (And don't write your offer with just any agent who happens to be available on a Saturday. Your agent can do a lot for you so be sure to get a good one.)
Rental Property Investor · Canton, OH · Member since 2017 · 1k+ posts · 1k+ votes
6y
@Brett Pack
I get listings emailed to me from multiple agents all the time. My feeling is, the one who understands what I'm looking for and finds me a deal first, gets my business. I don't see anything wrong with that.
@Brett Pack Stick with one if they are working well with you. You shouldn't need to see a ton of houses. The realtor should have an idea of what would work as a good rental property and send you those listings. From there, you need to quickly look at the listings and decide if it is worth seeing the property.
Real Estate Broker · Raleigh, NC · Member since 2014 · 2k+ posts · 1k+ votes
6y
@Brett Pack I agree with the above of being loyal to one Realtor unless that Realtor isn't doing a good job. Since you have limited time to visit homes, and you asking your agent to get video for you for homes you can't see in person?