Agents/brokers like selling property to Buyers they know will always perform. (3) do not assume the Agent/Broker will do the diligence work for you… This is part of having your stuff together – make sure that you are doing your work up front, the Agent/Broker is only there to facilitate the purchase.Baystate Auctions: this is an auction website, we check on this site dailyTowneauction.com: this is an auction website, we check on this site dailyMLS search: we have access to MLS, IF you do NOT feel free to email us we can connect you with an Agent on our team that will set you up with a feed for a preset search.

We're emailing the seller's agent this morning to ask if we can begin some inspections before putting the home under contract.

@Arianna HernandezSorry, you can probably search bp, it was something recent in my mailbox if you don't already have email articles from the site.You were asking about where to find deals and I had just found the link when I saw one of your comments.Best of luck!

I have noticed a lot of land-lords include their email as well. 

Employment verification direct with their employer (require a corporate email address) should give written record of their employment and confirm no change expected considering the pandemic.It can delay a decision but making sure you have a process in place and check all the boxes before a decision is key.Thanks,DM

Should I just write the offer in an email?

And he billed it to the local energy company here in town which obviously has a program where they pay for the new smart thermostat.My water company will send automatic email alerts anytime my daily water usage is unusually high.

Now I did my due diligence and found out the owners name and got his email which eventually led to me getting a call from the guy!

I have managed to get the contact of one trustee (email).

Feel free to pm me your email information and I will send a calendar remainder with location information.Thank you