EVERY customer should go through the PreApproval process (not just the PreQualification process).  

Hey everyone... so I am working on getting MLS access... I have gotten on it a few times... I figured out how to do comps, how to search a property's history...  What I really want to know is how in MLS to search for ...

When I get there, I'll be attending any and all auctions and RE meetings I can find to hopefully connect with buyers that way I'll have a good list of customers and their criteria before I ever go out looking for my first deal.

When I last did an increase (of a mere $30), I explained that taxes and insurance went up (my mortgage payment really did increase by about $30 too).And as long as you are providing her with a great customer service and housing, then you should be fine and she should still me happy.

Think like your ideal renter... what would they like (think what your customer wants...).  

So my answer is good old fashion customer service. 

We’re in a multiple bid situation and are giving all prospective buyers the opportunity to provide a final highest and best.

Hi Everyone,My husband owns a handyman business and in the last week we have gotten text messages (which are not uncommon for our customers), however the 3 texts I am referring to are scams and I just wanted to share with other contractors so that you are aware.Each of the 3 texts started out asking about a specific service our company offers such as one was hardwood floor install, and the third pressure washing, don't remember what the second one was without looking.The first one gave me a red flag when I asked where they found out about our company when they gave me a website our company is not listed on, but I played along to see where they were going with this.

I see it chanted ad nauseum about "soft landlords" on these forums "file on the 10th", "no exceptions", etc etc etc...That's not that question and I've ALREADY FILED.But I'm in a good area and screen hard, so this is the FIRST TIME I've actually had to file....Unfortunately this is one of the more "frugal" client landlords (and maybe not coincidentally my first)...I had to rent this townhome with stained carpets, broken fridge, damaged kitchen flooring and more.....Of the terrible prospects he had, he incidentally picked one with roommates/family members with bad credit and no rental historySo it's no surprise to me we're in this situation, but I find myself at ends arguing to save him time and money from the courts.

Little did I know the skills I learned in finance, business, sales, customer service and leadership would be the foundation of my future.