1- Every offer should be submitted to seller ASAP- and seller should acknowledge receipt (at worst, the agent submitting the offer should have signed a date/time submitted acknowledgement and provided you (buyer) a copy. 2- If agent persists in ignoring you- contact principal broker and insist that you be updated in a timely manner.3- If no response, contact licensing office and local association of Realtors and file a written complaint.

Determination and persistance will get you a deal.Bootcamp for $3k, try doing what you are doing and add $3k to your offers, that will get better results.

This is not a rant or whining post at all, it is motivation for the next guy to know hurdles will be there BUT with persistence and determination (as cheesy as it sounds) you can close your first OF MANY deals!!

I feel like if you're patient and persistent, you can make deals anywhere.

Call a few times a day be persistent. 

Don’t mind me, just staying persistent, trying to bring my post to life.

Be persistant.

Persistence in your business relationships will likely be the quickest way to achieve the goals that you want, whether the relationships are online or in person.The other key is diving into the educational material here via podcasts, articles, or forums.

You get better at networking the same way you get better at anything: practice, education, persistence. 

The agent needs to practically hound the lender weekly if not more often to have any chance.It is not unusual for most people to give up due to the wait and the patience required to get it done but so as long as you persist you have a shot.