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Blogs VelaView Investor InsightsHow to find an investor-friendly real estate agent, part 2 of 2

Posted over 10 years ago

How to find an investor-friendly real estate agent, part 2 of 2

Finding an investor-friendly real estate agent, part 2: Questions to ask

First, my questions for you: Are you looking for an investment property?

Are you among the many who are interested in residential real estate to buy and hold as an investment?

As a real estate buyer, you can work with real estate agents and brokers to help you find properties. In How to find an investor-friendly real estate agent, part 1: Meet the agents, we looked at different types of real estate agents, from generalists to specialists.

We also considered the fact that many real estate investors work with real estate agents when buying property, but many real estate agents don

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