With today's technology, it is easier than ever to conduct business from afar without having to be physically present.

Are you talking technology wise?

Also the LLC and other transfers before it if the buyer or buyers are connected the broker could argue they are owed a commission.So I am just throwing that out there where a seller has told me before I talked to so and so and I have this buyer and I say yes they called and found you through my marketing and I have the date and time etc I talked to them and other communication.Some buyers will lie and just want a property however they get it and do not worry about collateral damage or duties the seller might owe in a listing agreement.At this point really I would get an attorney at least to send legal communication to this person if they are the head broker or if they aren't send a copy to them as well as the principal broker outlining what has happened etc.

It gets easy to hear when people are lieing, hiding their cards or up to something when you've been burned a few times but it's so much better to learn from the bad experiences of others.

//End QuoteThe author doesn't really provide a compelling line of reasoning after that aside from a simple analysis of it being hard because the data don't lie.

Also, I'am researching ecofriendly and sustainable technology and will hopefully implement the two in my future flips.

We just need the technology solution to catch up to the social problem.

With a good contract and tenant and use of technology like ACH rent payments, I just feel it is the way to go.

Of course if Redfin agents routinely get their offers passed over by traditional listing agents... all the technology in the world won't make them a viable business model.

Are you lying to the seller and saying that you’re the buyer, only to try and find an actual buyer?