Hi everyone, I'm looking for some advice on the most effective ways to market a service to listing agents.I'm starting up a business providing narrated virtual tours, with the goal of making them easy (since agents are pressed for time) and affordable (since they are loathe to waste marketing dollars).

That’s a waste of time and paper.If an owner is not home and someone answers, I offer to come back.If an owner is not home and no one answers, I will put a yellow sticky note on the door.

The basement tiles have been removed.

That does leave you without an advocate in the process - maybe not a problem, maybe so, it depends on the deal.The best way to remove that pesky commission is to become an agent yourself, then you could offer a lower price with the stipulation that you won't be taking a buyer agent co-op.

Usually the deals won't pencil out to feed everyone so agents won't waste the time & frankly neither should you if it is too skinny.2.

I wasted a ton of time and money trying to do this and I had an established business with verifiable revenue and 3 years of tax returns.

Of course, wholesalers Never have any intention of buying the property, so they'll never use your money....they just need your preapproval to tie up a property, so obviously they are a waste of time.  

He also removed the carpet in the living room as it was beginning to emit a noxious wet dog smell.  

I’m loosing patience, they do not have licensed tech nearby, I think they should remove and give me a tank!

The home was custom built in the mid 80's and is in terrific shape, but its now dated and will need a new kitchen, baths, and some walls removed to open up some of the space that buyers find more attract today.