You need your funding lined up before you get properties under contract.As a Realtor representing a seller, part of my job is to be sure we don't accept an offer unless we're confident that it will close.As part of my due diligence, I contact the lender to find out whether the pre-approval or POF is solid. 

I have attached a photo below of a how flow works once a lead enters the pipeline (the two purple actions represent a sly broadcast and direct mail letter sent through the automation sequence)Feel free to post specific questions on how to implement this in your business!

I'm a registered representative with a securities 7 license, so everything i do is done as a security.

I can't represent myself because I don't have a license and I don't really want to increase the closing costs by introducing an agent to the mix.

I have every buyer sign the agency disclosure where I tell them straight up that I represent the best interest of the seller and the whole time I'm trying to get the seller the best deal.

Are you working deals for yourself or will you be representing others?

I’d rather go direct go the manufacturer and cut out the middle man- but US Modular talked a good game (sounded sales pitchy, so I’m not sure about them yet) and I also found another company out of Idaho with a local representative that I’m waiting to hear numbers from.

The insurance carrier wants to make sure the form filled out represents what the property actually is.

Offering the listing agent a chance to represent you for double commission?

What does the 50 represent?