One of the things I used to coach my clients on when I ran a coaching program is that contracts mean very little if it costs more to enforce them than you gain by executing the deal you are using them for.

I came across a property that a client saw and went to check it out on the MLS.

Tenant screening, client portal, tenant e-payment, and maintenance.

My last 3 SS I have helped my clients aquire I have had to send comps to the LA/Negotiator to forward to the lender because the BPO was too high.

The Western Maine Mountains are flooded with Agents, and even thou I believe I have something different to offer clients, and a fresh view, I still can't find anyone who wants "more competition" in their area.

It's been a great 2012 already.1) Closed on the sale of one of our rentals (which was my personal home at one point).2) Closed on a tough duplex deal for a buyer client. 3) Refinanced 2 of our duplexes.4) Had record level blog traffic. 5) Started shopping for our own new home. 6) Kept up with my workout plans.I should mention that #1 and #2 were both difficult for similar reasons that Thomas mentioned.

I had it come up for a client of mine.

Lynn: Most Realtors take their fiduciary responsibility to their clients very seriously.

I'm not yet a Facebooker, but I do use LinkedIn completely for business.At the same time, I do have personal relationships with some of my tenants, just like I do with some of my business clients.

You have to tell the agent to speak with him client.