What I mean is, are agents willing to do CMAs for out of town clients if the compensation is based on whether or not I buy the property?

i took the tapes out of the library again and gave them to my bro to listen to.he is now my partner, working on his contractors license and thinking of buying his bosses business - with over 80 clients.

I'm new but I realize the best method of finding clients seems to be referrals.

Have a lender telling me I can do a roll over or 100% financing for this client....seller pays all closing costs and buyer will pay only earnest money....I dont get it....How can this be?

Hi,I have reviewed your website and I am interested to know what sort of programs you can offer my clients in Houston, TX.Thank you and I wait for your reply.Regards,Frank in Houston, TX

Make that money getting commissions, learn from your investor clients, and start picking up properties once you feel comfortable.

thats great, I guess it makes sense, I have a client that buys in your neck of the woods too.

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A lot of rent money comes in and a lot goes out, but the company's operating cash is minimal (versus the operational cash sitting in each of your client's accounts, which you manage for clients but can't touch b/c it isn't yours).

I tell my clients to work their way up to a full re-hab.