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Eric Armstrong
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  • Wilmington, DE
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Looking for an easier offer system

Eric Armstrong
  • Investor
  • Wilmington, DE
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I'm looking to simplify the offer process when I want my Realtor to submit an offer for me. Currently, I'm filling out the sales contract and then scanning and emailing to him. He reviews to make sure "t's" are crossed and "i's" are dotted and then submits. This system works for now, but I want to vastly increase the quantity of my offers. I'm interested in hearing how you submit offers for your investors, or yourself, quickly and efficiently. Thx Eric

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Matt Cramer
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Matt Cramer
  • Residential Real Estate Agent
  • Rochester, MI
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docusign, dotloop, zip forms etc. I personally have written all the deals up for investors I've worked with so they didn't have a bunch of paperwork to fill out. Another big help is finding out the average and lowest % to ask homes in the area are selling for in that area. Being it sounds like you're working with an agent on MLS properties I'm guessing (depending on your location), market stats will help you a LOT to avoid writing hundreds of rejected offers. But again that may depend on your location, just a thought.

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