I understand I am not her only client but I feel like I am not getting a fast enough response from them.

@Nels NorquistRealtor's earnings normally get reported on a 1099.She should be tracking items such as expenses for showing clients properties.

This stems from I've sold houses as a Realtor for years and I wish I was better at getting seller clients.

The numbers showed them the unique opportunity available and the low risk they had (when word spread about the potential sale, my grandparents received 7 cash offers).

My best piece of advice to you; find a way to establish a unique form of marketing to your seller versus trying to compete with other wholesalers in this area.

For some of my insurance clients they say yes no problem I'll do the work myself and I can make the repairs for far less than that amount and it's worth the savings on the policy.

So each exchange will have it's own unique calendar and reinvestment requirements.  

My clients have not had that question yet.

As far as Lee and Charlotte Counties go, it seems that most people that are still underwater are underwater because they've stacked HELOCs or second mortgages on some properties or they've simply stopped paying years ago so their banks have levied heavy fees, fines, etc. on top of unpaid principle.On the appraisal side of my work, I have lender clients who have ordered drive-by appraisals for pre-foreclosure properties since 2012.

Wait, who's the client?