Cyrus W.
Web Marketing for Real Estate
3 November 2009 | 15 replies
In my business of wholesaling when a motivated seller lands on my page I want the only options to be call me or fill out the submission form without being distracted or lured away by other pages.
William G.
What would I have to do to get 30% of your profit?
12 July 2010 | 30 replies
He was told article writing and submission and yes it was worth it.
Timothy W.
Murkowski and Miller
25 November 2010 | 17 replies
Hopefully noone will catch on to the truth (that I love women, as long as they are miserable and submissive just as I am).
JoAnna M.
bids on short sale
16 December 2010 | 1 reply
In the short sale addendum, there may be some language which allows for the submission of higher offers.
Jordynn W.
Investors Buying FHA Short Sales
1 April 2011 | 8 replies
FHA has the right to refuse any offers and the servicer may very well reject your offer prior to submission to the FHA short sale facillitator.As an investor, this does not mean your offer will not get accepted, but it does mean that your offer will likely get scrutinized.
Joshua Dorkin
Are you a paying BiggerPockets PRO member? If not, what would convince you?
1 June 2011 | 60 replies
I think a lot of this will have to do with the type of BP member.For me being a commercial real estate broker I have massive technology I am already using for SEO.A friend of mine has his own technology company and is a broker in another state.He has sold billions of real estate.I have contact manager,posting to 50 social networking sites at once,videos,blogs,article content submissions,texting platform,unlimited websites and lead capture pages and on and on.The benefit to me with BP is to hook up with quality individuals.
Richard Graham
$Boom First Flip Done$
16 March 2010 | 17 replies
What was the time frame from submission to approval and approval to close?
Jackie Patterson
What does a Realtor look for in an investor?
8 December 2010 | 32 replies
I can't justify the time involved to do that.Now If I was flipping it myself then I can justify the return.The residential REO side many investors do not know how the banks suck the brokers/agents dry on fees.They make you get certifications which costs hundreds of dollars.Then they pay a crappy commission of say 2 percent on the listing side.Then for submission of offers they make you use an electronic platform system that you get hit with monthly fees or a per transaction fee in the hundreds.This does not include the other costs as mentioned above.I think both sides will work together better once they understand each other more.
Aaron Mund
Bird Dog Organizations
12 June 2011 | 7 replies
I found one that will pay $5.00 for each applicable submission and $10.00 for each submission with the owners name, address, etc.
Larry Moore
FHA revisited
25 February 2010 | 2 replies
However, FHA is pulling the strings and you should get it in with the original package submission so they can adjust their allowance accordingly.