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Answers (3)
- Cheryl Talbot Real Estate, "Virginia Beach Homes"
- Contributions:674
I really think it's a case of not what you know but who you know. It's harder than ever since once they get a well oiled machine going,They usually don't change with the volume of business coming in today. In many cases, they have to have a team that is set up to handle all the volume. Maybe getting on a team would be a good start. We have groups here in our area that have it set up. Getting in with one of them might open doors for the future. Good Luck
- Simon Mills, "Mills Realty"
- Contributions:1858
It's very tough to get your foot in the door. Hence the reason some REO agents have 100+ active listings. Once your in and you do a good job the properties just keep flowing.
- Rob Burns- Your Realtor, "RobBurns"
- Contributions:31
CDPE or similar certificate helps, you should have some credentials in working with destressed sales.
REO? I want listings
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Contributions:18Fannie, Freddie.... Asset Management sites.. RES.net.... I have signed up everywhere to try to obtain listings.. or even do BPO's- Anyone know how they pick? Or is a shot in the dark? I am working on certiifications but it seems everywhere you turn its another $200-$700 for a database or certification...
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