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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You will know you have a connected agent if they actually show you off market properties. I would choose an agent at an established firm who attends their firm's weekly sales meetings. Your agent should be calling all of the other agents who are heavy listers in the neighborhood you want and ask them if they have anything coming soon. Despite what some on this board will say, who you work with really DOES matter. P.S. You are not likely to find anything off market with a discount broker.[/quote] Well, yeah our agent isn’t showing us off market property. So we have to break agreement and try another one. Is there a faster way to find one which can show us [/quote] I think Compass is making a killing with Coming Soon properties. They seem to have most of the listings around my neighborhood. I think a good agent is the most important thing but I'm realizing now that if you don't have access to those Coming Soon listings, you are really at a disadvantage. So basically, you want to find an established agent who works with the agency that has most of the listings in your neighborhood. [/quote] Compass did not invent this. Otherwise I agree with all of the above![/quote] So if you know you want a certain area, would you just pay close attention to who has the most listings and then contact them to potentially be your agent?[/quote] No. I would go with someone who resides in or near the neighborhood you want, who knows the area inside and out, preferably someone who grew up in the area. [/quote]
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