Call / Email the tenant and inform them of the situation providing all the documentation to support the bill2.

Investors don't care what brokerage you're in and if not for paperwork, email signatures, etc., they might not even KNOW which company you're at.If you want to be an investor-friendly agent, concentrate on what investors want.

Look into a skip tracing company without a long-term, high-priced monthly commitment, and flexible pricing that returns, landline numbers, wireless numbers, and emails, all sorted and identified.

I just got an email yesterday from a real estate broker looking for a release on a property under contract on behalf of the borrower. 

What is your email so I can send you the application.”After I do that I forget about it until that evening or the next day.

There wasn't a firm decision that he made at that point in time, hence things were undecided and unsettled. and not at any point in time, Tenant sent a written letter of move out intent/notice until recently, mid-August '24, when I got the first written "move out notice" from him via "email" that he ll vacate the house on Sept 01 and that the payment will be left on the counter.

I am mainly looking to connect with investors, but if you are an agent that works in the city I would still appreciate the market insight.If you have done any residential flips, rehabs, BRRRR's, rentals, or any type of deal and wouldn't mind just connecting over the phone/email, please reach out. 

If you have any questions feel free to give me a call or send me an email its not to late even if your within a week or so to closing! 

On a regular basis I call/text/email an agent to ask pertinent questions to make an offer and never get any response even after multiple attempts. 

I never met the broker, but he is very accessible via text or email.