The best way to attract those agents is to offer flat-fee (they pay a flat fee per transaction but keep their entire commission) or VERY favorable commission splits.

I can see that most properties are 2-3 flats, all brick and rented for top price in the area.

Don't be shy about asking them flat out, "What will it take to get our loans through underwriting?"

I've turned around and put the same deals on the MLS using a flat fee listing.

We just purchased a three flat in chicago with tenants, after doing my detail inspections check list on each unit notice a few thing need to be repaired the biggest one is bat tub.

The ROCKTITE is more liquid and fluid, great for pouring in cracks and holes on flat concrete.

I charge an application for EACH ADULT INDIVIDUAL because they are screened independently.If you want to charge less for married couples, I supposed you can charge a flat fee PER APPLICATION FORM submitted.On the application form you can have an applicant and a spouse with their information.

You can walk the property and talk about what you see then watch and listen to the video at your leisure.I have a laser measurer that's often more useful when you're alone than a tape measure.Binoculars can be handy for looking at the roof from the ground, as long as you're not dealing with very flat roofs.

Your dad wants to eat the bread (title) he needs to help bake the bread (bank loan).

I listed them and he flat out told her those were absolute pertinent questions needed for my agent to write an offer.