Owner is responsible for space and utility (big expense).

I was also able to check some information to Foreclosure Help Scam that makes me aware if worst comes to worst and the options that I need to utilize.

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The trick in utilizing the services of a realtor is making sure they understand what "you" are looking for long term.

To answer your question yes - I take alot of the legwork out for my customers and clients.

I realize that sometimes we can't figure that out very easily, but sometimes we can pick up hints.Some examples of what I've done:While "looking at" the high up shelves and other hiding places I "found" lots of past due notices from utilities, credit cards etc.

A special note here: Water, Gas, and electric company personnel who shut off utility meters can be very good bird dogs, when it comes to finding property that is in trouble or vacant. give them those bounty cards below.

Referrals are priceless & GUARANTEED if You treat the customer right (& no it's NOT all about "cheap fees"...it's about SERVICE & that includes followup AFTER the sale/financing/re-financing4-Avoid the "fast Buck Artists" like the Plague!

johnmichael: You need to be personal investor - A form of person-to-person communication in which the investorjohnmichael: works with prospective sellers and attempts to influence a customers need in the direction of makingjohnmichael: A WIN - WIN Transactionjohnmichael: Without this what is the point?

This keeps their utility bills lower than comparable units.