There was a flip on the market where my clients offered $200K below list price because the flipper didn't even touch the systems.

I'm looking for opinions on flat fee listing services.

Maybe you are able to learn and develop the skills needed to execute effective marketing strategies, find motivated sellers, evaluate properties and what repairs are needed and the costs, structure deals for distressed properties, make effective offers, know how to properly fill out As Is contract, build a buyers list, market property effectively to buyers if wholesaling, negotiate price with buyers, and using the right title company and getting funding to wholesale the property.

Here is a list of reasons:1) The value added by the ADU addition is often significantly less than the cost of adding the ADU.

All I have is this list of improvements made on that property.

Fell out of contract 2 weeks later and I immediately got in touch directly with listing agent.

Sad part is listing agents are advertising "FHA Assumable Loan" on MLS and they dont understand the process/timing.

You should be able to find that for your deal with similar pricing if you shop around.

https://getrefm.com/shop/free-refm-software/land-and-housing...

Having multiple qualified applicants is a good problem to have, but I hate telling people that I would love to rent to that I rented a listing to another applicant.