I have a long time standing with investment clients.

If you're interested in helping us to organize all of the info on the forums, please jump in and start to gather info . . .

Gathering and verifying all the needed documentation, coordinating additions to insurance, changeovers of utilities or service contracts,etc. and even getting all of the owner's basic info is sometimes a real pain!

In fact, your goal should be to get them to talk.Ask open-ended questions that start with:Who WhatWhenWhereWhyHowThen listen.At the company where I once worked we had a client who was notoriously impersonal.

Those who are trying to attract clients need to have a higher standard.

Just like most professionals that help people (attorneys, accountants, financial planners), attorneys often have clients that need more than they offer.What if an estate attorney needs to liquidate a house left after someone dies?

I have a client who has very particular tastes for the home they want.Unique (very unique) MODERN homeMinimalistic (or potential for)Range - 800k to 1.3 million price rangeWest of Bluepoint, NY - on Long Island.Please private message me if you have listing that matches the above requirements.

Hello everyone,I'm currently helping several of my clients buying REO properties locally in Southern California.

Just let them know that you send a 100 of offers a day and it would be a waste of paper and time to fill out a complete purchase agreement..Now if there client agrees to the LOI then by all means send in a purchase agreement..Make sure it says and or assigns behind your name and in the addendum make sure you have your clauses " Outs" like Subject to partners approval, Subject to property title search.

I gather in some states a foreclosure on the first and a sheriff's sale would wipe out any junior liens.