Investor friendly real estate agents In Houston Texas

Investor friendly real estate agents In Houston Texas

Wholesaler · Atlanta, GA · Member since 2015 · 36 posts · 1 vote

I am Moving a Portion of my acquisitions company to Houston Texas, was hoping to connect with investor-friendly agents to help understand the way of the land Please message me if you're in the Houston Texas area 

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  • Flipper · Friendswood, TX · Member since 2017 · 401 posts · 368 votes
    7y

    Houston, like a lot of markets is rough for finding real pro's willing to work w/ new people. If you don't have massive portfolio its going to be tough proving youre worth most of the real movers and shakers time. i.e. the good ones already have their "Buyers list".

  • Rental Property Investor · San Diego, CA · Member since 2013 · 3k+ posts · 4k+ votes
    7y
    Originally posted by @Account Closed:

    Houston, like a lot of markets is rough for finding real pro's willing to work w/ new people. If you don't have massive portfolio its going to be tough proving youre worth most of the real movers and shakers time. i.e. the good ones already have their "Buyers list".

    Jeph is right on. There isn’t an easy way to short cut being on that short list. There is one way: be a buyer. Extra points if you close fast, don’t retrade. Do what you say you’ll do. 

    In multi, and least in Houston where less than 10 brokers do 80+% of the business (and I bet less than 10 buyers do 80+% of the deals), your reputation is EVERYTHING.  

    Edit: not saying this applies to you but every day I hear about some big shot investor who wants to buy buy buy. Most come and go without so much as an offer on anything much less a closing. 

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