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May 14, 2009 at 9:33 PM #15682May 14, 2009 at 9:48 PM #399314
urbanrealtor
ParticipantYes but he will still be representing the bank.
And if he were to do that he could be liable for acting against his clients best interests.
A better bet would be to just make an offer and see what happens.
Out of curiosity where is this property generally?
May 14, 2009 at 9:48 PM #399566ParticipantYes but he will still be representing the bank.
And if he were to do that he could be liable for acting against his clients best interests.
A better bet would be to just make an offer and see what happens.
Out of curiosity where is this property generally?
May 14, 2009 at 9:48 PM #399798ParticipantYes but he will still be representing the bank.
And if he were to do that he could be liable for acting against his clients best interests.
A better bet would be to just make an offer and see what happens.
Out of curiosity where is this property generally?
May 14, 2009 at 9:48 PM #399855ParticipantYes but he will still be representing the bank.
And if he were to do that he could be liable for acting against his clients best interests.
A better bet would be to just make an offer and see what happens.
Out of curiosity where is this property generally?
May 14, 2009 at 9:48 PM #400002ParticipantYes but he will still be representing the bank.
And if he were to do that he could be liable for acting against his clients best interests.
A better bet would be to just make an offer and see what happens.
Out of curiosity where is this property generally?
May 14, 2009 at 11:43 PM #399388SD Realtor
ParticipantIf the agent deals in reos he will not take a generous commission. Try to remember that agents get graded on each reo deal they perform. They have a job to get the highest and best price in the least amount of time. The sales price will be compared to an independent BPO. If they consistently do not measure up, the asset management company will not toss them reo listings.
Just make a strong offer. The agent is double ending the deal. Just don’t expect much representation, do your own diligence and don’t rely on the agent for anything.
As lame as the inventory is, come in strong and come in fast.
May 14, 2009 at 11:43 PM #399640ParticipantIf the agent deals in reos he will not take a generous commission. Try to remember that agents get graded on each reo deal they perform. They have a job to get the highest and best price in the least amount of time. The sales price will be compared to an independent BPO. If they consistently do not measure up, the asset management company will not toss them reo listings.
Just make a strong offer. The agent is double ending the deal. Just don’t expect much representation, do your own diligence and don’t rely on the agent for anything.
As lame as the inventory is, come in strong and come in fast.
May 14, 2009 at 11:43 PM #399871ParticipantIf the agent deals in reos he will not take a generous commission. Try to remember that agents get graded on each reo deal they perform. They have a job to get the highest and best price in the least amount of time. The sales price will be compared to an independent BPO. If they consistently do not measure up, the asset management company will not toss them reo listings.
Just make a strong offer. The agent is double ending the deal. Just don’t expect much representation, do your own diligence and don’t rely on the agent for anything.
As lame as the inventory is, come in strong and come in fast.
May 14, 2009 at 11:43 PM #399929ParticipantIf the agent deals in reos he will not take a generous commission. Try to remember that agents get graded on each reo deal they perform. They have a job to get the highest and best price in the least amount of time. The sales price will be compared to an independent BPO. If they consistently do not measure up, the asset management company will not toss them reo listings.
Just make a strong offer. The agent is double ending the deal. Just don’t expect much representation, do your own diligence and don’t rely on the agent for anything.
As lame as the inventory is, come in strong and come in fast.
May 14, 2009 at 11:43 PM #400075ParticipantIf the agent deals in reos he will not take a generous commission. Try to remember that agents get graded on each reo deal they perform. They have a job to get the highest and best price in the least amount of time. The sales price will be compared to an independent BPO. If they consistently do not measure up, the asset management company will not toss them reo listings.
Just make a strong offer. The agent is double ending the deal. Just don’t expect much representation, do your own diligence and don’t rely on the agent for anything.
As lame as the inventory is, come in strong and come in fast.
May 15, 2009 at 12:30 AM #399418temeculaguy
ParticipantSD, I like the phrase “come in strong and come in fast.”
Funny how what was happening up here eventually spreads. In December of 2008, I called it “Fast and Furious” as evidenced by this
http://piggington.com/tg_closes_escrow
Since your catch phrase didn’t deviate more than 15% from mine, cut me in on the royalties or if somehow your phrase is quoted in the main stream media I can be completely bought off by meeting Diana Olick, even fully clothed, once we are discovered and become celebrities, I see this happening, let’s vow now not to fight all “beatles” style and break up over money and credit.
May 15, 2009 at 12:30 AM #399670ParticipantSD, I like the phrase “come in strong and come in fast.”
Funny how what was happening up here eventually spreads. In December of 2008, I called it “Fast and Furious” as evidenced by this
http://piggington.com/tg_closes_escrow
Since your catch phrase didn’t deviate more than 15% from mine, cut me in on the royalties or if somehow your phrase is quoted in the main stream media I can be completely bought off by meeting Diana Olick, even fully clothed, once we are discovered and become celebrities, I see this happening, let’s vow now not to fight all “beatles” style and break up over money and credit.
May 15, 2009 at 12:30 AM #399901ParticipantSD, I like the phrase “come in strong and come in fast.”
Funny how what was happening up here eventually spreads. In December of 2008, I called it “Fast and Furious” as evidenced by this
http://piggington.com/tg_closes_escrow
Since your catch phrase didn’t deviate more than 15% from mine, cut me in on the royalties or if somehow your phrase is quoted in the main stream media I can be completely bought off by meeting Diana Olick, even fully clothed, once we are discovered and become celebrities, I see this happening, let’s vow now not to fight all “beatles” style and break up over money and credit.
May 15, 2009 at 12:30 AM #399961ParticipantSD, I like the phrase “come in strong and come in fast.”
Funny how what was happening up here eventually spreads. In December of 2008, I called it “Fast and Furious” as evidenced by this
http://piggington.com/tg_closes_escrow
Since your catch phrase didn’t deviate more than 15% from mine, cut me in on the royalties or if somehow your phrase is quoted in the main stream media I can be completely bought off by meeting Diana Olick, even fully clothed, once we are discovered and become celebrities, I see this happening, let’s vow now not to fight all “beatles” style and break up over money and credit.
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