http://christionsadler.com/subjecttostrateg/ Christion Sadler - Real Estate Investor and Mentor Sat, 04 Feb 2012 10:19:01 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://christionsadler.com/subjecttostrateg/comment-page-1/#comment-60 Realtor Ann Arbor Sat, 04 Feb 2012 10:19:01 +0000 http://christionsadler.com/?p=83#comment-60 I like what you men are carrying out. This kind of smart operate and reporting! Keep up the excellent works men. I’ve included you men to my blogroll. I assume it’ll increase the price of my site. :) I like what you men are carrying out. This kind of smart operate and reporting! Keep up the excellent works men. I’ve included you men to my blogroll. I assume it’ll increase the price of my site.

]]> http://christionsadler.com/subjecttostrateg/comment-page-1/#comment-4 Christion Mon, 03 Aug 2009 15:59:44 +0000 http://christionsadler.com/?p=83#comment-4 Your right Paula it is almost aways more inviting when no RE Agent involved in my opinion, simply because it is easier to negotiate one on one with the home owner. This of course does not mean that having an agent involved will kill the transaction. Real Estate agents many times do have the best interest of all parties in mind and can also be very flexible with how and when they are paid. I have even seen Agents be willing to take their commission after a period of time, or when us as an investor sells the property. You can make great alliances with proffesionals in the industry, and now more than ever is a time to work together. The key really in my opinion is being educated and knowledgable in multiple strategies. This creates more flexibility and an ability to help more people come out ahead. Many times it will really come down to personal prefferance though. I personally am not usually looking for properties listed on the MLS because though great deals can be found it is more of a retail venue. I as an investor want to find my properties wholesale. Thanks for the question!! Your right Paula it is almost aways more inviting when no RE Agent involved in my opinion, simply because it is easier to negotiate one on one with the home owner. This of course does not mean that having an agent involved will kill the transaction. Real Estate agents many times do have the best interest of all parties in mind and can also be very flexible with how and when they are paid. I have even seen Agents be willing to take their commission after a period of time, or when us as an investor sells the property. You can make great alliances with proffesionals in the industry, and now more than ever is a time to work together. The key really in my opinion is being educated and knowledgable in multiple strategies. This creates more flexibility and an ability to help more people come out ahead.
Many times it will really come down to personal prefferance though. I personally am not usually looking for properties listed on the MLS because though great deals can be found it is more of a retail venue. I as an investor want to find my properties wholesale.
Thanks for the question!!

]]> http://christionsadler.com/subjecttostrateg/comment-page-1/#comment-3 paula montrose Mon, 03 Aug 2009 05:25:43 +0000 http://christionsadler.com/?p=83#comment-3 Question????When doing subject to on purchasing properties is it unwise to use a re agent. Most listings have an agent attached to them. As i will negotiate to receive % cash back vs the typical 6% commission. To forgo the commission and get cash back. But most of the properties I see are listed w/ an agent. How does one circumvent this situation, to make it a win win for all parties involved? Also, I holds a RE license as well. It is so much more attractive w/o an agent. But more secure w/one. Maybe the agent would be willing to take less commission. And we should all do well. Thank You!!!! Just thought I would ask. Paula Question????When doing subject to on purchasing properties
is it unwise to use a re agent. Most listings have an agent attached to them. As i will negotiate to receive % cash back vs the typical 6% commission. To forgo the commission and get cash back. But most of the properties I see are listed w/ an agent.
How does one circumvent this situation, to make it a win win for all parties involved? Also, I holds a RE license as well.
It is so much more attractive w/o an agent. But more secure w/one.
Maybe the agent would be willing to take less commission. And we should all do well. Thank You!!!! Just thought I would ask. Paula

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