Whether you’re thinking of becoming a real estate agent, or you are an existing agent looking to hone your skills, this article along with my previous posts on Broker Price Opinion will provide help for you to work the REO niche most effectively. Unless you’ve been living under a rock for a while now you know the REO market is red hot.
How’s sitting at the “up desk” waiting for that elusive buyer to call in working for you? Have you been encouraged to do more dialing for dollars? Well that’s the old way and that’s the way a lot of the brokers will tell you to start out or in order to get new business that’s what you should do. How’s that working for you?
Ok, enough sarcasm already. There is a better way. Let’s call it working smarter not harder. Now I know you’ve heard that before but stay with me while I try to peak your interest.
Well we all know a Broker Price Opinion doesn’t pay much but what if that was your niche, doing nothing but a Broker Price Opinion, for several lenders? Staying pinpoint focused on that niche would cause you to become an expert in no time.
Now what if you built a relationship with those lenders you do a Broker Price Opinion for and you ask for the listings? Let’s take it a little further. Let’s say you learn how to, with laser focus, draw web traffic like bears to honey? What if you had Buyers on a list that you could contact via email when you did a Broker Price Opinion before your listing even hit the market?
Well stay tuned because in an up coming article I’ll cover that. Better yet subscribe to my blog and you won’t miss when that article comes out.
Before I wrap this article up I have a Broker Price Opinion and REO course I would like you to take a look at and even consider acquiring for yourself. You can access the materials by either clicking on it under the Blogroll on the sidebar area or clicking here Lenders Need RE Agents Now .
Until next time……
Tags: Broker Price Opinion, REO
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