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Can I get more than one realtor?

You recommended one realtor.  Harrisburg is a big area so I would like to have 2-4 to choose from.  Thanks.
Asked By Mickey R. | 873 views | Working With An Agent | 7 years ago
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Steven Hunt

Real Broker NY LLC

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You can interview more than one realtor but hire one.
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Spirit Messingham

Tierra Antigua Realty

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Recommend interviewing several agents, look for one that is a good fit for you. We all have different personalities and it is important you are attuned with your agent. I would recommend asking friends, family or co-workers if they can make a recommendation. You might also want to utilize Zillow reviews to find an agent for you. Good luck in your search! Spirit
Ryan Dyal

The Real Estate Firm

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You may only have one Exclusive Real Estate agent in a transaction. So choose wisely. Feel free to shop around. Find an agent you "click" with and who you trust. Buying and selling a home is stressful. It really helps when you get along with your agent well. If you do not like or trust your agent, it will be unpleasant for you and your agent alike. :)
Wes Brewer

Chapman Richards & Associates

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I recommend interviewing a few and see what one feels right to you. Eventually you will want captain of the ship to get you from a to z. The captain also needs to know and deserves the respect to know that you are counting on them.
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Abbey Wostal

Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Wostal Realty

Hi Mickey,


I always recommend that you interview a few different agents, before you select one to go with.  You definitely want to make sure that the person you choose is a good fit for you.  If you are concerned with only having one person to help you, you might look for a real estate "team".  My husband and I work together on a team, which is great for our clients, because they get the help of two people, instead of one.  Ultimately, you will want one person/team to represent you.    Best of luck!  Abbey Wostal, "Team Wostal", Topeka, KS

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