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Jessica G. What incentive is there for a realtor to present low ball offers?

13 March 2018 | 47 replies

A lot of sellers are completely unrealistic about what their house should sell for, and a lot of realtors just pump out numbers and encourage any kind of ridiculousness because their game is listings - selling 1% of 1000 listings is better than selling 5% of 100 listings. 2.

Brendan Spaar What to do with a realtor that only wants to present full price offers?

8 November 2014 | 45 replies

However; the agent should do as Joel mentioned and screen their clients beforehand, and refuse to work with buyers with unrealistic expectations.

Rob Willhite Roofstock

29 July 2021 | 43 replies

The answers matter because that tells us if Roofstock made mistakes, if you had certain expectations that were unrealistic, made assumptions, if there are holes in your due diligence, or a combination of those things.

Susanne McCallack What are benefits of NOT contacting the agency?

19 June 2018 | 21 replies

Very unrealistic for me.

Shoshana Shulman how to find baltimore foreclosures (21209, 21215, 21208) before they hit the market

27 October 2014 | 7 replies

If an offer comes in at a certain percentage below their asking price, they are not allowed to accept it.I can't tell you how many times I've watched a bank-owned property linger on the MLS, twisting in the wind at a completely unrealistic price, while the bank rejects lower offers--only to have the property eventually sell at that lower price point several months later, when the bank has fulfilled its internal obligations to seek the highest price.

Adrian Pillow Good property to flip - unrealistic realtor

1 April 2008 | 9 replies

I've been working some deals in Capitol Heights and Seat pleasant that are bank owned and between the agents and banks i don't know if they're just plain stupid or have no idea waht the comps are.............with that being said, personally i wouldn't deal with that agent. find one that' investor friendly and will submit the offers for you. that agent has ZERO say so over your offer. if a contract is submitted she must by law, present it to the bank. it's up to them whether they accept it or not.nowadays i don't even deal with REO. i like dealing directly with homeowners as banks are too unrealistic. with their price expectations. if you need recommendations for agents in that area pm me.