Your warnings are not landing on deaf ears.

But yes, I'll definitely be giving him a ring after the holiday weekend to find out more.Thanks!

Go into the office ear hustle see how they talk to and about their insureds.

Just keeping my eyes and ears open and ready to pounce when the time is right.

once again, i sincerely apologizetim, you make good points about containing the debate here and not spilling into the other forums. and i guess that's my point, you have a lot of very good points that seem to be falling on hardened ears, so why continue?

Now, I have to go, the rocket launcher on the Navigator is jammed, anyone know a how to release the elevation ring gear?

If the property works and the numbers are right, end-buyer investors will ring your phone off the hook, and that’s how you start to build your buyer’s list.3.Just do a Google search for transactional funding and you’ll find out those companies' requirements.

Also, things like ringing to certain phones in certain hours, so that it calls your home and cell, having people say their name and then accepting the call based on that, and a ton of other stuff do make it useful.I'd say use it.

Thanks to all for taking the time for their advise. i will look into flat fee agents and start by putting the house up for sale as FSBO and im sure the agents will ring so we can talk about fees.  

The marketing letters alone are priceless to get the phone ringing with sellers who NEED to sell, in addition to there being little, to no competition.