Sammy Pugh
Help bought a foreclosure
23 March 2009 | 9 replies
WV housing market is very stable so there are rarely foreclosures so chaos from volume is not an excuse.
Chris Collins
Looking to network with Realtors/Investors
5 April 2009 | 0 replies
I get emails daily on people looking to find/sell homes, and I feel I will be a better service to these people if I went to school and got my license, and worked with a company that'll assist me in helping them.
Frank Gossman
Eliott G.
Property Manager / Landlord / Investor Software
13 April 2009 | 8 replies
I am trying to gather information on what type of software everyone uses/recommends for setting up the accounting and management of their properties.I have read a bunch of reviews...but I don't know what to believe.I don't need to have the daily management software (what rents are late etc) as much as I want just the accounting side of it.
Nick J.
Sandra K Shirah
Hello from LA
15 June 2018 | 6 replies
TX would be the better way to go with only 6 mths redemption sometimes less or none at all and can be bought over the counter with no competition on a daily basis.
Joshua Dorkin
Why do YOU Visit BiggerPockets.com?
17 May 2009 | 37 replies
I am on here daily, most days more than once!
Masa Don
MLS, Realtors, Secret Society?!
5 May 2009 | 29 replies
you now have to log in-get a daily pin # then log back in again.
Ana Hyler
Materials for re-habbing ... Buying in bulk ?
24 April 2009 | 8 replies
It really depends on the volume of materials you need for your projects.
Account Closed
Flat Fee Listers
30 July 2011 | 12 replies
It's all relative.In SOME cases even with FSBO you can save but in many cases you lose.Just like lotto tickets you hear the occasional winner and not the thousands and thousands of losers.I am really happy it worked out for you.My clients on the commercial side understand the value of time and money.Meaning they do not have hundreds and hundreds of hours to learn the selling process to save a little on commission.If you look at it they really LOSE MONEY because it takes away time from their business or area of expertise where they make a lot more money then their perceived savings on any commission.So in that respect my clients are always glad to pay usually whatever fee I have as long as it is not outrageous.Mostly 7 to 10% depending on what it is.I work with clients who put a premium on time and want help and will pay for it.There is a market for flat fee companies that is a volume business.That's not the type of business I want just like I am not into the per transaction fee model for agents on that end either.