Dave007I just had a client refinance a property that we had listed for a while.

From what I've read in the forums and heard on various podcast here is the information I need to gather and put together to give to potential buyers.Sale PricePicturesComp salesAppraisal (ARV)Repair estimateAPOD for a rentalIs there anything I'm missing or anything else you would like to see?

Make phone calls to people that are currently clients.

I've been looking into REO property, 1st time, and it's quite overwhelming with all the info one has to gather, such as liens and so fourth.

I want to gather everyones thoughts on improving rental property.

And when people like Carlton S. teaches you to screw around with someones negotiated "work" contract, and you do it, that proves that you certainly fall within that description.This type of tactic almost never works to reduce the agents commission, but it can put a strain on the relationship between the agent and their client, potentially ending what could have been a long-term business relationship.Beachbum,YOU CAN MAKE MONEY IN THIS BUSINESS WITHOUT ATTEMPTING TO DO DAMAGE TO THOSE THAT YOU DO BUSINESS WITH.

In som einstances the buyer pays me, in other instances the seller pays me, in few instances both pay me, but we're up front with everything so theres no surprises, and its always negotiable.As far as the proffessionals we have on retainer..there prices vary but our clients our given a discounted rate if they go through our company.

Or assume that you will have fewer clients from the BP community.John Corey

As a commercial agent, this seemed like a good product for some of my clients.

I would research the name and any info that can be gathered off the main search engines.