:violin: Both were preapproved, I was working with both, found homes they liked, and with one we put in an offer.First client went to the house "next door" to the one she put an offer in on, the Realtor was there speaking to the tenants, and my client asked to see the house.

If she has a chance to double dip a client then she will work hard for you.

I have some interests in real estate and have read that foreclosure is an efficient way to gather up profits.

Personally I like 65%, it's still in the ball park and doesn't offend too many potential clients. these numbers depend upon your local investors(many pay up to 80% of retail) and the property location.

One good example I can think of when weighing the reason one goes into business: I have always noticed that in the residential real estate field, Agents who work very hard for buyers and sellers, seemingly without regard for the money, but who focus on providing service to their clients, also seem to make the most money.

But I only take about 4-6 clients at the most per month since I only want to do it part time at this point.

I advised REA that, in my experience, this SS lender had never reneged on an oral agreement to postpone and likely would follow through in this case, too.REA simply could not bring herself to advise her EB client to accommodate the process in this way.

I have some interests in real estate and have read that foreclosure is an efficient way to gather up profits.

Sorry guys No offense but I think I just went on a tirade don't take it wrong.....I had lots of people tell me I would never be succesful in this business......today people are always telling me ....you can't do this or that for various reasons......It isn't customarily done that way.....the client will never do that.......people in this neck of the country don't do that....there is a law against that......

Generate a list of potential clients and their phone numbers, and then call and introduce yourself.