I agree.Yes, I agree that some of the perpetual adders are a waste of time.There truly is a fine line with coming on too strong and being just downright rude.I sell commercial real estate and, if I have a property in a particular area of interest that I see an investor is looking in, I will submit a friend request; however, I will state my intent in the request.If I've been one of those that "annoy" as explained in this post, I am truly sorry.For those of you that I've had the distinct pleasure of working with over the year, I thank you for your patience :roll:

I feel like it's such a fine line between right and wrong.

Property needs a final inspection, it wasnt disclosed from the start until aftrer my offer was excepted, so we are changing the purchase price will keep everyone post.

During creditor negotiations, there may be several differentpurchase prices submitted by Buyer to the Lender(s)/Creditor(s) until a final offer isaccepted.

So, make sure you consult with a lawyer so you don’t get slapped with a fine or end up in jail (the SEC has a ton of laws about the way you can advertise for private money and the number of private money lenders you can have)."

I am a Contractor not a Finance guy so the ideas and terms I set forth are definitely open to suggestions.

Allowing someone to use your MLS access is a fine and/or suspension from using the MLS.

A cash-offer that can close from a bona-fide investor is much better than a finance offer (MHO).So... if the listing agent had a higher offer but if the seller "rejected it" then with all means no foul play... if the listing agent got a higher offer first...

I've been a finance analyst for years so my ability to analyze a deal or property is pretty good.

Find out what day you are supposed to close and request a final walk-thru the night before.