Brian,In your listing agreement you signed it should say acceptable forms of communication that are selected e-mail,written,fax,certified mail,etc.If e-mail wasn't selected then contractually that is not given proper notice for a price change.Did she confirm BACK to you when you sent the e-mail about the price drop??

Hi folks,I've searched around BP but couldn't find a really good post about dealing with out-of-state absentee owners.I was hoping some pros could chime in with common hiccups, conerns, tips, tricks, or suggestions on this topic.For example, do you usually get keys mailed to you?

This wasn't hard to find - these docs are public records & available on the web.

For instance, I am on a few buyer lists and have received several emails regarding HUD homes.

They both sign and mail back the instructions.

That is, can you ask some questions and identify whether a person is going to be in your category of motivated seller for whom you can solve a pressing problem, and if they don't fit categories A, B, C, D, E, F or G you know you probably need to move on?

I would start by doing a search here on BP and on the web for how to do comp analysis or appraisals.

I made a goal of trying to talk with one Real estate investor once a week through either email contact or by phone.

Suddenly the seller will not answer phone calls or emails.

I have some leads coming in from a mailing I sent out, and a couple of the owners are interested in seller financing.