Instead of working together for the same objective, we will soon be competitors

What I think you should do to make this applicable is write down your path to a property step by step, then try to tackle each objective.

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These calls are coming in as a result of direct marketing efforts to owners of real estate that are in unique situations (foreclosure,divorce, bankruptcy, probate, etc).

Each deal is unique Carter.

Putting these two quotes together, seeing that your most impotant thing is too help avoid foreclosure and that you will make a small amount of 15K in commissions, I would suggest that if nothing else works as suggested that you pledge 10K of your commission subject2 the deal completion to satisfy the amount short of the second.This allows your main objective and still leaves you a little from the deal.

I do a ton of option contracts with sellers and the biggest problem I have is overcoming the objection(s) from the seller.

I discussed how I deal with the seller objections as they're all usually the exact same, they don't want to move so quickly and they want to take everything with them.

I use scanned PDF for the most part, as well and like Scott, I have a signature and initials as an object within a PDF file, so when I get an offer or any other document that require my signature or my initials, I use Foxit PDF editor and drop it where it's required.

i kind of feel like each case is unique*edit* also you need to factor in location.