If they decide to work with another agent just to get a deal, ultimately - to me at least - that means I didn't do enough to show them my true value.

I dont think there is enough meat on the bone.

I actually don't have a checklist written down, but I was planning on talking through the entire sequence with him soup to nuts, or encourage him to meet me at the next local REIA meeting that I'm moderating.BTW, how you been @Brian Gibbons?

Email me at the address in my signature and I can introduce you to Mark.  

If you think that I can help you please contact me  at the BP site at any time.  

If that never corrects, and I see that as an extremely difficult correction to occur unless and until money becomes more expensive and difficult to attain, rehabbers and flippers will be forced to vertically integrate and market to find their own deals unless they can team with wholesalers that sell with pricing using a long term view knowing they can not have repeat customers unless they leave enough meat on the bone for the rehabber/flipper to make a profit commensurate with the risk and financial investment involved. 

I'm 19 miles north of there and if that property was near me at $850k it would likely sell in a day.

You find more of what you don’t want than what you do want and it can be frustrating…. but you keep sifting (searching, probing, asking, making offers, etc).

Also, this is something that I am looking to make my primary source of income, so although buy and hold options are definitely in my future, that's not for me at the moment.Thanks,David

a licensed person has to be a RE agent in NY, but I'm thinking of just hiring an agent to do that part for me. At