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Darrell James
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a good realtor

Darrell James
  • Investor
  • Freeport, TX
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I am working on making my first deal, how do I know if my realtor is working on my behalf & what % should I expect to pay

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    Geoffrey Hoffman
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    Geoffrey Hoffman
    • Real Estate Agent from Cleveland, OH
    • Cleveland, OH
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    No matter how good a Realtor is, they cannot force the other party into terms.  A good deal is when it's a win-win, so both buyer and seller usually compromise on something.  A Realtor is working on your behalf, but just like you- they are working to get the deal done!  Just like any profession, there are good ones and bad ones.  The key is to establish a good relationship and communicate what you need from them.  A Realtor is not "bad" just because they don't work with investors. 

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