I'm sure the good buyers are bombarded with requests to join buying lists all the time, probably by people with more experience and systems already in place.

So far I put out some bandit signs on the south side of town to build my buyers list and got bombarded with calls only to get my first contract on a property over on the west side of Chicago.

From my short and unsatisfied experience with seminars and webinars is that you are bombarded with information there is simply no way to retain it unless there is supporting written material, forms, samples, check lists, etc.If you decide to go that way, my suggestion would be to have all that available to download for those who sign up.Good luck.

As an investor, it can work out to your advantage, but at the same time, when you have a short sale listed 80% or below FMV you will get bombarded with calls and offers.

I was thinking a double closing but dont want to get bombarded with closing costs, since I'm not marking the price up significantly to the end-buyer.

do you also charge or attempt to charge a % negotiation on the final HUD1 I for one am not for your program simply because I'm very experienced in short sales and I now have my own negotiator/processor who does quite well but these are questions you are going to get bombarded with here on BP as we're all not real hip to those that charge outrageous fee's at weekend bootcamps/seminars or anyone that presents themselves as a guru or that claims to have a secret.

So I was on the webinar last night from the short sale kid because my email was getting bombarded with how they figured a way around the whole title seasoning issues -- even for FHA.

I have been bombarded recently over the last couple of weeks from all the Real Estate Guru's selling this system.

It gets easier every time and then I got bombarded with questions, haha.

I'd be surprised if you don't get bombarded if you only required 5%