How to Work with Agents
One the most in demand concepts in real estate investing is how investors should work with agents. This memorial day weekend, I would like honor those military men and women who have served this country, protected our great nation and preserved the freedoms most of us take for granted by providing free access to an excerpt from my soon-to-be-released all in one real estate investing system. Since I don’t know which individuals in our investing family have served in the armed forces, I’m sending this to everyone. So if you are not in the military, pass this along to your real estate investor military friends. Enjoy and feel free to leave a comment on the material at the bottom of this page:
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Very interesting, but! I’am trying to buy a short sale now as an investment. Seems like everybody giving me the run-around to the realtors, attorneys & bank.. I offered 2 thousand under asking, after 2 months, they wanted full price. OK with that, now I can’t get them to set a closing date. I can’t get any answers. If I didn’t like this property so much, I would just throw in the towel. It’s a cash deal. Any suggestion? out there! Sarah
YES, you need to deal directly with the banks. The agents, attorneys, etc, are all in your way of creating a successful outcome. And no offense, but paying full price to a bank means that you are leaving a whole lot of money on the table. I just negotiated a deal the other day that the bank clearly said they wanted $50,000 more than my offer and wouldn’t accept a penny less. A week later they accepted my offer. In other words, banks will usually negotiate off full price.