Has anyone here coughed up the $250 and had any luck with this??
Lisa, I've wondered the same question. I will be eagerly watching to see what responses you get. I haven't felt compelled to fork over the $$$, but would love to find out from those who have it they found it to be worth it.
ResNet is an interface for asset management companies. I am curious out of those who already paid the subscription fee, did they notice an increase of listings?
I'm only interested in opinions of those who already use it.
Thanks for the post Lisa,
I had been searching for info on them & most people said it was a waste of time...I recently joined anyway, but have received nothing yet
Lisa,
Check out http://activerain.com/blogsview/476936/Realty-Trac-Resnet-and-similar-companies
They have a few bad experiences and a few good ones regarding RES.NET. Guess it's a crap shoot!
Hey Lisa- I just dug up your post and I was wondering if you tried res.net since you first posted? I had decided not to spend the $250, but then Keystone Asset Management asks if you belong to a "third party application" when you sign up with them. I might reconsider.
Well, Rosemary, I do hope you have the best of luck! I think I am going to give them a try after reading these responses.
Let me know how it goes!!! I am curious and hopeful you get all those listings!!
Lisa
Update- I got my first two listings from Res Net two weeks ago. They are nothing to brag about, but at least I "got my foot in the door". BTW, I think it took almost 6 months to get them and they were both re-assignments.
Fran- I'm sick of seeing out of area brokerages taking REO listings in our market, too. Most of them won't even put a sign in the yard. That's one of the reasons I signed up...
I received an email from them today about listing a property in my area. For me to get that listing I would have to signup and pay the $250. Not sure if I really want to do that.
Any serious REO agent needs to be on Res.net and REOtrans.com The nice thing about Res.net is that for $250 you get up to 100 zip codes at no additional charge. Res.net charges per zip code. I also suggest paying the $50 to get setup with FIS Invoice manager. You will have better luck securing new clients if you are already setup with these. Be sure to include zip codes in small unpopulated fringe areas or new zip codes that the competition may not have updated in their profiles yet.
All I ever get from RESNET is emails say their doing maintenance on the website at certain times but that is it. NOTHING ELSE! I see absolutely no value in there $250 membership. DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY.

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