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Thomas Poloncarz Jr
  • Investor
  • Buffalo, NY
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what type of emails should I set up with my agent

Thomas Poloncarz Jr
  • Investor
  • Buffalo, NY
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Hello. Im meeting with a Agent tomorrow who wants to help me in any way he can. he's a buddy of mine and im looking to have emails set up so I can get MLS listings from him. what would be some of the emails i should get?

SFR, from $ to $$, in this area etc

Multi Fam from $ to $$ in this area etc

expired listing etc. 

if there are any other possibilities for email set-ups please let me know

Thanks for your consideration

Tom

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Casity Kao
  • Realtor
  • Grand Rapids, MI
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Casity Kao
  • Realtor
  • Grand Rapids, MI
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@Thomas Poloncarz Jr  Again your buddy should be making recommendations because if you are going to be making your realtor thousands of dollars they should have a lot more experience than you to guide you through your investing.  I personally like to generate a list for properties over 60 days on market, because these are the properties we will typically lowball offer on and will negotiate with us.  I actually don't care if it has a recent price drop because many relators have alerts for price drops as does Zillow, and I want the property that is mismanaged by the realtor that nobody is looking at to leverage walking away.  Easy to walk away from a buyer when there is a lot of interest.  Expired is along the same line and a good one as well, and we also like to call on rental listings on market over 60 days especially in winter.  A lot of realtors are bad about updating these, so a lot of dead ends but again empty homes in winter give sellers more motivation.

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