Might be something to consider changing.

The best advice I can give is pull the trigger on something that makes sense to you and learn from it.

Alot of selfish liars on this post, we all know most ppl who get into the business started from nothing to make something. 

Hey Kelly, I hate that you are sharing a disappointing experience and I am not a client nor do I have any experience with them as a client, but out of curiosity, I wanted to confirm something you typed above.  

So you think his listing is a scam because he rejected your offer on something that frankly you're not a qualified buyer for? 

@Claudio Garcia Zuniga    Is the property you are looking to borrow against your primary home or something else? 

Thanks in advance,- JimGreat question, if you are referring to something similar to what realtors use via MLS I do not know of one on bigger pockets.

I always like to have something that reels them in and gets them interested ( short term ), and something for the long haul to keep them happy.i.e, as you mentioned wave application fees, admin fees etc.

Torn down because the area is that bad or the building had something wrong?

I would think they would first look at the price and location, and then what it offers (value for money).I am saying those because I am currently looking at properties either in Windsor Hills or outside, but something I can pay very low HOA fees, to increase my ROI.