I have been approached locally on several occasions concerning my plans for the property.

I've even been able to make it work on a few rare occasions, so I know it's possible.It probably just depends on each individual's philosophy on "personal responsibility".

This agent is the one that will give opinion of exit value so that you can compare their evaluation to yours and keep you safe.Now, when dealing with agents that can bring deals, never bring up the conversation of getting your listings on the back end, but when they do bring it up, you inform them that on occasion, you can offer that, but typically, your list agent for resales does "all kinds of upfront work for you for free and in advance and thus you are obligated to them morally and ethically to continue to give them your resale listings.

Except for rare occasions, such as long-distance online romances, all the friends and business colleagues that we trust we've met in person.

Used that for years, still do on occasions, and it always seems to get the job done.

But...BUT....when I post my listing, I have on occasion had a realtor bring his/her client saying I know you want $1300 but their voucher is for $1250.

When we cross-reference the bank statements with the Excel document we found the amount on the document was greatly overstated compared to the actual bank balances.We figured a settlement was all that certain at this point because there was no denying the fact that money has been misappropriated (although her lawyer claims it was an "accident" and only "on occasion").

This has saved me TONS of money on 2 (recent) occasions.

(Or at least a link to a different website where you can find it) However I have on several occasions called in a favor to a title company where I have done business with and they have quickly looked this up for me for free.

I've had 3k to 5k drops in price on occasion.