Hello, This is to inform the general public that I am direct and I am also an agent to a private investment company/loan firm that provides financing to Small-companies, corporate bodies and private individuals at affordable rates of 2-3%. I am als
Hello, This is to inform the general public that I am direct and I am also an agent to a private investment company/loan firm that provides financing to Small-companies, corporate bodies and private individuals at affordable rates of 2-3%. I am als
Hello, This is to inform the general public that I am direct and I am also an agent to a private investment company/loan firm that provides financing to Small-companies, corporate bodies and private individuals at affordable rates of 2-3%. I am als
I always assumed they were looking for listing comps to show the current competition. Of course what someone is asking has nothing to do with what it is worth but it does give an indication of how badly sellers are buried in a declining market. A p
Gosh those interiors are such a PITA. They hardly get exterior orders. I check in the mLS to see if the property is listed and vacant before taking on any order from them.
I think the confusion may be in terminology. I know some MLS's have categories for pending (pending, pending-continue to show, etc.) When the listing sheet pops up on your computer, it might list status differently, like PEND, PNBK, CONT (Contingent)
Originally Posted By: PineSo your MLS lists back up offers too? I don't use them and I never recall seeing them listed in any MLS - but it is interesting. NC says to be careful with them and advises an attorney draft a backup offer - but I know a
I have had problems with getting a response from interior contacts (borrowers). I leave messages twice and thats it. After that I just have them re-assign the order. I always leave a clear and precise message.
I concur strongly with Vermont's statements. Pendings are the best type of comparison of what the market is currently fetching. Sure, they could be pending for a while and thus not accurately reflect the market, but more often than not it's a good
man big bird is driving me nuts! 7 Straight orders QCed to death and returned to me with various stuff wanting to be changed also all 7 times with missing information. UGH HELP! HELP! HELP!. Kinda just expecting it now every time i submit a big bir
So your MLS lists back up offers too? I don't use them and I never recall seeing them listed in any MLS - but it is interesting. NC says to be careful with them and advises an attorney draft a backup offer - but I know agents that have prepared t
After butting my head against my monitor for 4 plus hours (monitor won), order is in and accepted by auto QC.....clear slate....cows will fly before I take another order (until they get these issues resolved). Until I see some positive posts in this
Bay, very interesting approach. How much of your market is over $1M? over $2M? In my area, it's fairly standard for homes over $2M to have a 5% commission. Sure, it's not rare to find those that pay 6% (hell, I have even seen an 8%), but the 5% is
Originally Posted By: PineOriginally Posted By: BMoran.....Not sure what the discussion is all about???? LOL - Anyway that made me wonder - what does your MLS system have in them for back up sales, offers, or what ever is back up? A backup offer
Minna, I would suggest keeping her hourly at $15 and add a bonus based on the final sales price. If you give her a flat bonus, then that takes the incentive away from trying to close the bigger deals. Start doing some numbers and work out what perc
Realtor, I would suggest sending all pertinent information as soon as you have it. That will show your clients that you are competent and follow through on a timely manner. If you wait too long, they may have moved on to someone else. Capture thei
I will send them listings as soon as I can find them some listings that match their criteria. If there really is nothing that works at that time I will let them know that and make sure that they realize that I will be watching for anything new to hi
See if you can pull the Deed, sometimes they will have the dimensions of the manufactured home on them as part of the legal description. Check with the title company too or request information from a prior report or appraisal, as mentioned above.
Bpo Fees are on the low side, but that said, they pay quickly via direct deposit for me, and no qc so I take orders from them on a pick & choose basis. Forms to me after doing enough of them, not any more/less difficult then any other. Have only
OK, what's up with the having to GEOCode the subject property and put a little red house on a aerial map for them. That's a new one on me. Anybody else come across this on their site?
Lucky, I really like your mindset. That is what I am striving for. I am working on my mindset so I could always push forward, and not settle for maintaining. I know if I become comfortable with my results I will not strive for more. Keep it up.
It was about 3:30 et - maybe they got a jump on it. Odd - just after that they called me and asked if the report was going to be in on time. That's first time I remember eML calling, but I didn't mind as they called last night and asked me to do it.
I have a question: How long do you all take to follow up with a buyer when they give you a criteria for a property? For example, when a buyer is interested in a house and gives you the details, you start looking... HOW LONG DO YOU TAKE BEFORE SEND
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