If you have to ask if someone is legit, they probably are not.

You could be entering illegal territory with you municpality - so you probably need to set up a series of Google voice-numbers.Cold calling is legit - but time consuming and you need a hyper focused list.

While searching the internet I found a flex option contract which i've listed below, those experienced take a look and let me know if its legit to use.

Bottom line I think is the context they are using "flipping" in is really for illegal flipping and not legit, legal practices (double closings).

There are several very very good negotiators here who would easily and quickly contact you if they felt you were legit.

It's up to the defendant to prove they didn't do anything wrong.Let's say you deny the ESA pitbull prospect for 100% legit reasons that have nothing to do with the dog.

It is just not going to work in my humble opinion.Instead of trying to show you are personally writing them, it is a lot more valuable to show you are legit and credible.

Again no legit lawyer is going to draw up docs for a kid. 

Hey @Ceasar Blackman Postcardmania is legit, we used them back in 2008, but most recently I found them to be too expensive.

If I had let the listing sit for a week or two after accepting an offer I would have a better idea of how the listing really worked in my market.All your points about buyer's agents resisting flat-fee listings are legit from my perspective.