It's worth about $160K so that's almost $10K in commissions to a realtor.

That will then show by your name when you post things, and we will know where in the country you're located.With the statement you made about being ready to goin 90 days or so, you want realtors and others from this board to beable to start networking with you.I wish you all the best!

Hello from College Station Texas.I'm a broker here and have recently sold my interest in a firm and am doing my own business now.I'm looking forward to the networking this site offers.I have been in this area since 1981 and have been a Realtor since 1998.I have an ABR and GRI and alot of experience working with investors from all over as our firm managed several hundred properties in addition to sales and listing.Lets do some learning and earning!!!

Do they want us REALTORS to share the property data?

I met with a group of realtors that specialize in distressed properties, and really push the fact that the accesss to the MLS database is their key tool.

(Interest Only) and in 6 months I had sold it for 54K (in one day, no realtor).

Originally posted by "Ohio Realtor":You can not pay a referral fee or commission to someone who is not liscenced.

great layout...I'm a Realtor in San Antonio TX...I'm going to spend some time looking around and getting used to the lay of the land so to speak....there is so much to see..........Linda :D

I am a Realtor and rookie RE investor in Idaho, and recently have been introduced to a continuous supply of deals from a veteran investor group.

Let me say that I've already told the realtor I am not interested in this property, but I would appreciate her digging me up some more to look at.I pulled the comps this afternoon just to make sure I wasn't batty, and the homes within a quarter mile of this house over the last six months sold for an average of $110 per square foot.