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- On 15 Feb 2012
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What Kind of Realtor would YOU Be?,
AGCMRET said:
28! Funny stuff. What about that buyer that wants to see 20 different houses in 14 subdivisions and takes the Real Estate Agent three full days of driving them around? 25 gallons of gas, three days spent to be told none of these are what we are looking for.
I think I would be flat out honest. Listen to what the client is looking for and show them that. If they say 220K is the maximum, then that is all they are sent. But what about that 235K house that has been falling in price for two years, should I send that as well since they may accept 220K?
Bottom Line: The customer should determine what they want and how they want to be treated. Do they want a daily, weekly, monthly e-mail? Do they want to know about schools, traffic, crime, etc...?
What do you ask the car salesman? Show me the paperwork for the last sale of this same type of vehicle? - On 15 Feb 2012
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Only in America - get paid 30K for short sale!!!!!,
AGCMRET said:
I think short sales are put on the market by someone looking to get rid of thier home. They contact a broker and get it listed. It does not mean the bank will accept it. This is what I really wish would change. Get approval for a specific price for your short sale before it can be listed. Prices are so low so others can bid it up. All those offers go to the lender who decides if they want to accept it. Much more complicated if it is sold with a bunch of other GSE's, but that is the gist of it. I would rather see REO's listed as the bank has set the price. Put 15-30 days on the list and if they get what they ask or above, sell it! - On 15 Feb 2012
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It's official: It's a Real Estate Investment Bubble,
AGCMRET said:
Bubble? Here in Florida RE investors have been buying up many homes. Average rental price is just about what the mortgage would be. I think there will be a demand for a while on rental homes as people that were foreclosed up or just send in the keys need a place to live.
What I wonder though is, with all these homes being bought up by investors, how long will they rent them before they actually sell and make thier money? I would think that they will do this when prices rise X%. I don't have a magic number, but I do they think they rent now and sell later.
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