If so, I assume the seller could talk them down to 3%.In any case, I have a realtor that I have worked with previously, who is also a friend of mine.

Hi, I am a Realtor In Atlanta and the market here is great for buying landbecause is on the move here.

That's not good business for the agent.If you get the chance, you might want to read a bit about what the National Association of Realtors is doing to help ease tax burdens for home owners, to assist home owners obtaining affordable home insurance, levying with politicians to bring tax reform and property amendments to many areas of the country.I hope this helps you.

A realtor friend of mine has a daughter who is about to list her house thru houspad(with her mom's blessing), because she will then only have to pay 2% to sell her house.

I sent out about 10 emails to realtors asking if they want it to buy, no of another investors that might want it, or if they could list it.It's been 2 days and One realtor told me she could list it and I would profit $10,000 right now I would settle for $4,000 I guess it depends how fast they can close.

Make sure you do your homework first before buying anything and always take what a realtor says to you with a grain of salt.

I would like to know if there are any investors out there who are former Realtors.

and we're selling it.it's listed on findmyroof.comand craigslist.orgalso - remax realtor has it listed.

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I would hope your Realtor, or mortgage broker told you to WAIT UNTIL YOU CLOSE BEFORE YOU APPLY FOR ANY NEW CREDIT!