This agent was not the reason the home is being sold to this particular buyer - they wrote up the contract and that seems to be the extent of their involvement.

But adding fields like estimated value, equity, whether or not the property is already listed for sale, etc will typically save you more money in mailing costs, then you will spend on the list.Where you can really get a jump on the competition is abstracting your own lists for things like those that @Steven Leigh mentioned - code enforcement, tax delinquencies, and other specialty lists that aren't widely available from providers.

To some extent it's true.. you want financial freedom and by getting a bad deal and getting stuck with it and losing everything you already have is the single biggest thing that holds people back.

@Will SchryverYou have come to the right place to connect with the wide array of real estate professionals and investors.

This organization is nation-wide and have an office in Houston.  

But there is another foundation on the property where there used to be another double wide, already has septic, water, electricity.

But there is another foundation on the property where there used to be another double wide, already has septic, water, electricity.

if it's overpriced ...pass...I would also be very careful about the extent of the water damage in the bathroom from water hitting the wall .  

@Suresh KannanYou have come to the right place to connect with the wide array of real estate professionals and investors.

They may not be willing to provide the full extent of their services at the price you will be paying.