Originally posted by @Steve Morris:Originally posted by @David Greene:@Steve Morristhere’s really no way an agent could get away with that.Sorry, I do apartments and there are a couple of national chains that will NOT advertise listings for the very-purpose of double-ending. my experince is that residental real estate sales and commerical or larger MF sales have virtually nothing in common when it comes to agents comp.  

We used a combination of Deal Machine, virtual assistants (for skip tracing/cold calling), and direct mail marketing.

The likelihood of 50 people in different cities suddenly deciding at the same time to quit paying everything all at once is virtually zero, but stranger things have happened so I stay prepared.

The seller hears virtually nothing from the realtor, because again, the realtor doesn’t care about a $2500 sale. 1 of 2 things usually happen. 1.Seller decides to drop the price aggressively because they are sick of waiting for a sale and they want to be done.

Don’t go if you major in a dumb degree like art then that is like bad credit card debt.

But, we all know, that anything we can do in person we can do virtually!

Memphis Investors Group also has some virtual meetups they do as well since Covid. 

I recently bought a 3D camera to do scans of all my properties so that potential renters or buyers can take a virtual walk through the house.

.#5 Practice, Practice, PracticeWalkthrough potential rehab properties (or find properties virtually online) and practice creating detailed scopes of work, quantifying repairs and estimating rehab costs for the projects.#6 Get Your First Rehab ProjectYou can practice all you want, but ultimately you will learn the most about estimating rehab costs by actually rehabbing a house.

Last week, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art listed for sale the Hancock Park home of executive director Michael Govan for $6.575 million.