Someone to look at houses?

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Jonna Weber · Answer

Hi  @Andre Crabb  - I would find a newer (but not brand new) agent that you could pay a reasonable flat or hourly fee to for each property.   $30-$50 per hour might be a sweet spot.  You could also let them know that they would have the opportunity to list the property if you are planning to rehab and list it.  Interview them first to make sure that they are a fit and will represent you well.  Expecting them to do it for free over and over will cause frustration for all parties, in my experience.  Good luck! Another thing that will go a LONG way in your relationship with agents...send them a listing referral once in a while for a property that sellers that need to sell for more than you can offer them.

Mitch Messer · Answer

Hi @Andre Crabb. We work with many investors who are in other states and other countries! Yes, there are investor-oriented real estate brokerages that assist clients with the pre-acquisition analysis and support services you seek.

If Metro Atlanta is one of your target markets, I'd be happy to refer you to the same brokerage I refer my own international clients to. Just connect with me here on BP!

Andre Crabb · Answer

Hey @Aaron B Lee, I'm looking around Miami

Thanks @Jonna Weber! I still need to build my network but I'll keep all that in mind :)

Sam Shueh · Answer

Include aerial photo as the front view can be deceiving.... Trash, home back burned down, take photo of exterior damage, roofing, trash in the back yard.

Andre Crabb · Answer

Thanks @Mitch Messer! Atlanta isn't my target at the moment, but if that changes I'll let you know :)

But if you happen to know any near Miami, I'm all ears!

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