Hello,
im just curious to see if successful investors conduct interviews prior to submitting offers out of curiousity of the feedback?
The story of why im asking.
i was calling prior to submitting an offer on prope...

Doesn't matter if the offers seen low, the number is what you are able to offer and not an arbitrary number.Step three: If you're not getting traction or results, go find people to help you do so: Half of the population of the world is in Facebook.

Im trying to learn more about selling financing so I can have another buying strategy to offer.

While I'm still waiting for your post to be verified, I wanted to offer you some tips; in general with mortgage renewals your options are: - Pay off the owed amount- Refinance with a different mortgage note- negotiate an extension of the loan with the bank, if it is a commercial type of loan with a finite period (like an interest only period on a construction loan)Good luck on the journey!

KC has lots to offer inside and outside of real estate. 

I would like to offer my time to a wholesaler or a business that does a lot of negotiation for the next couple of months on a project/projects that are based in the Greater Toronto Area.

That said, it's possible for a Realtor to offer on a single property with more than one client- but they should disclose to you that they are doing that and ethically, they cannot advocate for one client over the other, the offers must stand on their own. 

I would get a listing for a commercial retail strip center and when it was my turn to present, I would pitch it to the group but as I would look around I could see people in the group texting and some were dozing off - it was so obvious no one was interested in what I had to offer.  

I paid our Realtor 7% commission, telling her to offer 4% to the buyer agent.

I paid our Realtor 7% commission, telling her to offer 4% to the buyer agent.