I recently tried to contact banks and REO websites offering my services in NJ only to hear them say that they have an exhaustive responce from agents and have stopped taking new applications. Are there only paid websites that we can go to now? Are there any asset managers looking for an agent in NJ?
Realty Executives Assoc - Knoxville, TN
I feel your pain on this topic. Banks and REOs have been bombarded by Realtors in East TN. It is a tought business to get in and to stay in. The returns are much lower than other methods.
Oct 27, 2008 07:04 AM
Real Estate eBroker, Inc. - Phone: (619) 940-6560 - Bonita, CA
South San Diego, CA Homes For Sale
I have written a 7-part blog on 35 reo asset managers and reo web resources. Get your name out there. Let me know how that works for you.
-N
Oct 27, 2008 07:08 AM
Coldwell Banker - Novato, CA
Broker - Seniors Real Estate Specialist Novato
Everybody and their mother is trying to become an reo listing agent. Like Nelson said persistence is the key.
Oct 27, 2008 07:29 AM
Anonymous
I've listed 4 REOs since July. Okay it's not setting the world on fire but I was pleased. I started working at making contacts with asset managers, and BPO/REO companies in May. I completed a ton of BPOs but it has been paying off. Check out www.learntolistREO.com .
Dave
Nov 06, 2008 01:28 PM
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