Good Afternoon, KeithCongrats on your new Indianapolis deal!!

When they do not, and that absolutely happens, there is room for sellers to be legitimately upset and want a different result.As for the argument that the market sets the value, I think that is too lazy of an answer from an appraiser.

Good Afternoon Everyone,I wanted to know if anyone had any good prescreening scripts for that initial call from a direct mail.The direct mail campaign that I am doing is NOD and Absentee Owners and I am trying to make sure that I get all of the necessary information on the phone the first time so that when I meet with the homeowner I have as much knowledge as possible.I am trying to be as efficient as I can so the homeowners needs are meet as quickly as possible.

I am about to call them this afternoon.

Maybe this new wave of information will weed out the lazy real estate agents and encourage those that really do bring value to the table.

And of course many think brokers are lazy do not do anything and do not bring value..

I checked out your blog post before heading out this afternoon.

Picked up a copy of the 'maintenance' lease, power of attorney and survey Saturday afternoon.

At 300 a trans fee I was doing that deal for them when they started dropping the ball from either being lazy or not knowledgeable about the current market.Also loved (sarcasm) the agents notices from the GREC that they did not pay their license fees, getting license suspended for child support or student loans issues, not keeping up with continuing education requirements, IRS tax levy notices on their commission checks on closings, etc.100 agent closings at 300 a transaction is only 30,000.

good afternoon, I have a property rehabbed and ready for sale, buyer on the hook. in the process of clearing up inspection items found out permit from 10 years ago expired( owner had addition put in).