That would be highly irregular way for a real estate agent to greet a potential client - at least around here.

Both a) and b) discuss the appropriate courses of action necessary for a Broker or agent in representing a client(a) A broker is obligated under a listing contract to negotiate the best possible transaction for the principal, the broker has agreed to represent.

Are you taking clients down there?

They advise their client based on market knowledge and local expertise.

I can use, sell it, give it away, sell advertising space on it etc.I have been receiving the list free for a couple of months and have signed up many clients and colleagues up for the free list.

I figured it was a non-starter to be honest and figured that would be that. 30 minutes later she called back and asked if her client could see it that night.

We started marketing to potential short sale clients and it was a big hit.

Great video Brian, I am not a financial planner (hate the regs) but I am a comprehensive insurance broker, and this was a good video to show wholesalers how to connect with planners to help them help their clients.

I owned 20 units at one point but even with a manager it was too much of a headache and took time away from what I do best which is closing commercial transactions for my clients.

Thanks for the quick reply I have a feeling I might get an answer like " CLIENT PERSONAL INFORMATION CAN NOT BE RELEASE TO THIRD PARTIES.I see if I can get the agent to disclose property's physical structure interior and exterior at sale .