I agree with everyone's opinion your attire should reflect the areas you target, being too suited up may intimidate your prospect and not make them feel totally at ease hiring you and vise versa.

List price is a function of the Realtor and seller and sometimes has nothing to do with what a prospective buyer will pay (nor what an appraiser would value the property at).As a buyer, I always look at all of the numbers to come up with a value and then I offer less than that.

Again, quit speculating, and READ THE CLERK'S FILE WHERE THE NOTICES WERE SENT, AND SIGNED RETURN RECEIPTS are on file, or just wait for the outcome.

Ultimately you both hope that would be by buying and selling deals where they can get a commission, but if you give them other prospects they get fed until you bring them your own business.

I'm guessing many of your prospective buyers are FHA with little down and very little cash for closing.I know RE is local, but something is really bothering me about a great rehab just sitting there.

If you need financing then private lender / equity partner is the best possible outcome which would mean they'd have a lien on the property.Kudos,Mary

I like the prospects in Eastwood, decent neighborhood overall with a variety of 2-4 family properties at a variety of price points and property conditions.

You have to be smart about your expectations and not expect them to do hundreds of comps for you without you providing some listing leads.Keep the door open for this possibility by avoiding negative talk about realtors and commissions when you are working with your prospect.

Hello BP,What would you guys do if you don't have any recent comps (6 months to 1 yr back) available in the nearby area of a prospect property?

We have our permit in for review and are prepared for either outcome. 1.