Here's why;You won't be seen as a serious buyer, but as a fisherman for dealsThe Realtors will despise you for clogging them up with low ball offers in the pipelineYour reputation goes with a contract offer, banks will start ignoring you if they see you low balling them on all their properties.If you make reasonable offers, can you put your money where your mouth is, can you perform on multiple contracts at the same time?

Youcan close your mouth.

Put your money where your mouth is ;) : http://www.biggerpockets.com/donate.html

Disgusting.Either keep it in your pants or keep your mouth shut.

Then you run your mouth about not investing in real estate using creative strategies...There's a reason people use creative financing.  

Put your money where your mouth is.

Sorry, but your post just rubbed me the wrong way, I know it's out of ignorance but it was the delivery that struck a cord, why don't you do a little research on members here before you stick your foot in your mouth pointing your crooked finger. 

Thanks for putting money where your mouth is.

If you shoot your mouth about this and that, then of course you can get in trouble.

Prove to the brokers that you are willing to pay reasonable prices and have the wherewithal to actually take down a 100-300 unit complex, and you will see real deals.To answer your question directly though, if you really want them to be chasing down potential deals for you, I would put your money where your mouth is and pay them to do so, whether or not you close on a deal.