I always open e-mails from Bigger Pockets!

I've got a short sale property in Georgia in the works that I need an agent to list for me. All the legwork has or is already being done, just need it listed.

Any recommendations?

(L) to the (O) to the (V) to the (E) to the (IT!!!!!)

, I moved up here to chase my fiancée (wife now).I work as a Civil/Structural Engineer (non-residential) and have been reading books and monitoring the real estate market for the past five years.

Some how my e-mail address has gotten out and I get spam (from myself) selling about anything that you can imagine!

Before you list a property, you should ask yourself, "would I be interested in this property?"

You cannot post a link to a credit repair web site, phone numbers or e-mail addresses.Since I've already warned you, any posts that are ads, or that contain links to credit repair sites, phone numbers or e-mail addresses in this thread will be deleted without notice.If you have a link to a purely informational web site that requires no personal information at all and contains no advertising at all, then feel free to post it.

Then wait a couple of months without making any additional payments and see if some big guy with a tow truck doesn't show up to take your car away.I contacted by e-mail about two dozen members of the program in various parts of the country and not a single one had done a deal - not one.One last thing.

I e-mail them information about the properties, such as equity, cash flow, repairs, etc.

After 2 weeks of rude e-mails back and forth, they refused to refund my purchase or give me a return address.