If the agent is desperate for a sale you're more likely to make this work than if there are other potential buyers (where the agent has a chance to make the full 6%).Can't hurt to ask, though...

Of course, you'd have the 4-5 things you'd desperately like to know about REO pre-written...and just go down the list.Make a point to drop a handwritten thank-you card in the mail that day...with your name...and a mention of the conversation....NO Business Card.Then stop by in the next 48 hours and meet him...shake hands...don't stay...just wanted to pop in and say "Hi"...but I do have a couple more question for my project, "could I call you later?"...

I am a property locator and do desperately need any Investors in all areas of the nation!

Find out who the main Realtors are in your area that carry foreclosures, ask them to call you if the asset managers get desperate and need to sell.Since bankers work in monthly increments, I have picked up many fantastic deals at the end of the month.

Originally posted by "cookarikappou":cost depends on how long your ad is and how often it will play on air...And what time and how desperate the sales people are to fill some air time and get their bonuses, etc....

Be extremely careful....These scams are on the rise again due to our weak economy and the desperate souls that are looking for something for nothing.

We're desperate, any feed back would be greatly appreciated!

If they have a lot of inventory they may be desperate or they may have few properties and be willing to wait for top dollar

This sounds a bit like the classical desperate seller that makes for good deals for an investor.

I have personally seen some very good people do bad things out of desperation.