Find Your Ideal Investment Agent
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Real estate investing is a team sport—and few team members are as critical as your agent. But not just any agent will do. If you’re buying rental properties, flipping homes, or using creative financing strategies like DSCR loans, you need a real estate investor-friendly agent who understands your goals.
Here’s how to find the right pro—and why it matters.
Not all agents speak the language of ROI, cap rates, or 1031 exchanges. Investor-savvy agents do more than open doors. They:
Choosing the right agent could mean the difference between a dud and a deal.
Start by checking agent bios. Look for:
You can also ask directly: *”How many investor clients have you worked with this year? What kinds of deals?”
Investor-friendly agents often hang out in the same places as you:
Savvy agents often build a strong word-of-mouth reputation in these circles.
When you talk to an agent, treat it like a job interview. Here are a few questions to ask:
Their answers will quickly show how fluent they are in investor strategy.
A great investor agent doesn’t just know the market—they’re in it. Look for:
If they regularly work with flippers or landlords, they should be able to speak your language.
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Check their experience with rental properties, DSCR loans, BRRRR, or flips. Ask about past deals and how they evaluate cash flow.
Possibly, but they rarely stand out. It’s better to use referrals or niche platforms like BiggerPockets or ours.
No—commission is usually the same. But their experience can save (or make) you far more over time.
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