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Updated about 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Real Estate Buyer Agent
This question is for the real estate agents in the CT forum. Are you generally comfortable working with clients who want to make "low-ball" offers? I am considering making a concerted effort to send out multiple offers in the coming months on foreclosed properties but have a specific $ thresholds for each property based on it sq ft, estimated rehab needed, avg list price/sq ft in the town, and what the expected ARV should be. I am looking to work with someone who does not mind travelling to the given properties to take video/photo (travel all through CT), sending offers that are potentially 30-40% below the asking price. I have a set process in place and will be sharing with you (via Google Sheets) how I find the given property and come up with my offer prices. DM me if interested.
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You will want to offer compensation in advance or an hourly/per property rate. I can't think of a single good real estate agent that wants to drive all over the state, take photo and video, and then send out mass offers 30-40% below asking. That's a very good way to waste a lot of time, ruin your credibility among your peers and never get paid a commission. You may get lucky and find a new or starving agent that is willing, if you are prepared to pay in advance/hourly/flat fee. IMO.
Good luck.