I negotiated to 105k.It was a bankruptcy sale and the listing said access was not allowed and the property had to be bought site unseen.I was buying from overseas, so I figured site unseen worked for me.I paid cash, so there has been no holding costs.Once it closed, I sent a contractor I’d used a few times before to get inside.The contractor speaks zero English and also can’t use a phone or google translate.

FSBOs typically sell on their own to save on commission or retain control of the sale.To demonstrate our value, we first have to dig deep into the owner's situation over the phone by finding out:- Their timeline to sell- Their reason for selling without an agent- Where they plan on moving to nextOnce we have this information, we can close them:Mr.

We use Smartbnb and send the standard guest welcome instructions with the code using the last 4 of their phone number, its automated and rarely do we have to communicate with the guests.

Always try to get the property under contract before getting off the phone the first time because they could ghost and you can always renegotiate the price of the contract afterwards.

The other day my real estate agent was on the phone with the listing agent and I heard him say the sellers probably wouldn’t entertain any offer with out a 5 in it meaning $500k and up.

Their representative was gruff and unapologetic on the phone which certainly doesn’t fit their own description of themselves as providing “a high quality fine hotel experience”.

They use google voice, the use fake or texting apps to shield their phone numbers etc.My question is has anyone else come across this and have you put any safe guards in place to protect property or potential resident from the scam?

I have their phone numbers to reach them but like I said, this would be first contact in a landlord renter sense.Thanks

Staying consistent, pounding the pavement, direct mail, phone calls, word of mouth.

Im starting to target off market properties but I'm struggling to find phone Numbers.