Agents have a grading system on their clients too.

We do a lot of updating due to the age of a home like this, so we have taken out the old kitchen cabinets, thrown away all the old appliances, pulled out all of the old dated light fixtures, removed the flooring (except for the ceramic tile in the kitchen), removed the bathroom vanities (old and dated), etc.The home already has a newer 30 yr architectural shingle roof, a newer HVAC system, but the rest of the home needs a good overhaul.

@Jesse R.

The system seems like it is set up as silent auction.  

If you select and pay for the security system you may be held responsible if it fails.

Learn the system, know the players, get your name on all the auction companies mailing list.We do NO foreclosures, only owner ordered and investor's properties.Good luck ------ Charles

I chalked it up to his need to be in the field more than he needed to be in the office, so I tried to get him organized and set up with systems.

Over the next few weeks, I followed up with the company to try and pay them for the course but they just couldn't find me in the system. 18 years later, over a thousand deals completed and millions made, I still owe Carlton 200 bucks.

@Chris Piper  i know this sounds cool.. but its totally illegal for an agent to give out their MLS code.There is much private information on these systems.. and who is to know if your not a criminal of some sorts and use this information to case homes and or other bad stuff.Not saying you of course but you get my drift..

Also, double confirm your major systems work.