Either way, I would want some of her family around in the negotiations just to make sure everyone is on board.

From there you either have to get the Agent on board or take it A -- C.

If they aren't on board, it will make this BPO very difficult if the listing agent goes to the property.I think the listing agent was called because the bank maybe didn't get clear information that you're in charge of negotiating (are you?)

Chris that is nicks responds: First, make sure the seller is on board.

There is so much to learn and it feels like there are so many aspects to the game.does it make since to try and get the investor onboard with a presentation before i find a house or do i need to have a property in mind with specific numbers or just properties that meet a certian criteria. my investor might be a family member but he is a old man and a hardass, so its not like i can just call him up tomarrow and talk to him, i need to make a appointment and it feels like a lot of work to find a property-figure out costs of everything-just to have him say no.

Welcome on board, Lisa!

@workerdrone: Creative idea, but IMO the average agents will not get onboard (probably only the tech savvy ones will do it, and those are few and far between).

It should be clear afterwards whether they are onboard or not, and if not, you haven't wasted weeks and lost a couple deals on someone that you hoped was going to perform.Kyle

It'll be nice to have yet another experienced investor on board for all to learn from.

I am looking for the order on properties already listed (Realtor leads) and for the homeowners that I have personally gotten on board.