That is exactly what I would suggest to any of my clients that are looking to put in more than one offer.

I truly wish clients understood everything that goes into factoring a rate.

Again, some agents are lazy and don't follow through but these agents don't last in the business because clients don't refer them to friends and family.Question #2--Calling agents and making your own appointments with them does not obligate you to use them but you should be upfront with them that you will be representing yourself.

Thanx Ryan,I have occasionally picked up leads by mentioning to potential clients/sellers/fsbos that I'm a member of Biggerpockets and intend to mention his or her property on the site.

I haven't used it for some time but used it when I was in the publishing business to manage about 400 advertising sales clients.

That doesn't mean I won't advise a client not to get into a mortgage I really don't think they can afford.

You don't have to pay all the fees involved with joining the MLS and having E&O insurance, but if you refer a potential client to your brokerage, you can get a small commission.

I am working with a few clients from outside the U.S. now, and they all use the Internet to search.

Instead of bringing the client to the house, I believe in bringing the house to the client.

We get requests from clients, and would like to have a good website to be able to refer them to?