Is a Real Estate Agent/Investor better than one who doesn't invest
I'm currently on the hunt for a great real estate agent to make money with. I just thought about a guy who bought a car from me who is making a killing(I've seen his tax return). He is a Agent/Investor. The only issue I have is that he introduced me to his mortgage broker, who is now my mortgage broker and he knows that I have bad credit. I don't know if thats a mental issue that I have or something that may have him hesitant to work with me now as an investor. I called a couple Offices today looking for an agent. I found one who didn't sound that savvy. The guy I'm referring to is definitely a specialist. How can I partner with him.
Also, should I become a Real Estate agent myself at some point? I've thought about it before because I've always been in sales, but now that I'm investing, its on my mind.
I'm currently on the hunt for a great real estate agent to make money with. I just thought about a guy who bought a car from me who is making a killing(I've seen his tax return). He is a Agent/Investor. The only issue I have is that he introduced me to his mortgage broker, who is now my mortgage broker and he knows that I have bad credit. I don't know if thats a mental issue that I have or something that may have him hesitant to work with me now as an investor. I called a couple Offices today looking for an agent. I found one who didn't sound that savvy. The guy I'm referring to is definitely a specialist. How can I partner with him.
Also, should I become a Real Estate agent myself at some point? I've thought about it before because I've always been in sales, but now that I'm investing, its on my mind.
Deshone - Mr. Real Estate