These marketing strategies motivate buyers, entice sellers and provide value to clients.

However, my agent only talks to me about once per day, text back hours after i text him, and rarely answers his phone.

I wish the Attorney General had some software in place to handle this, since there are software packages out there that can review the “education grade level” of text - so it could really be automated that way, and then each time a change needs to be implemented the new document(s) can be submitted; I imagine an electronic receipt of some sort would be issued to confirm approval should the AG ever implement such a thing, along with keeping a copy of the document(s) in some database as a “just in case” they are needed.

I don't know of any brokerage that won't accept a motivated agent.

The biggest challenge since buying the property has been staying motivated to rent it out.

Wholesalers, craigslist, foreclosure sites, Zillow for sale by owner, and then there’s marketing directly to motivated sellers.

If there is a maintenance issue, they text me and I generally text them the number of a contractor.

If you are serious and motivated about wholesaling than work under a top wholesaler for 2 years as an acquisitions manager.

Next, if you're offering less than the typically expected broker commission, especially at this low price point, you can expect buyer's brokers will not be as motivated to show your property to their clients.

This seemed to be motivation enough for her.