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Michael Williams
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Acquisitions Systems

Michael Williams
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Hello all,

Let me first start off by saying you all are great, this website is beyond amazing and helpful. I recently obtained a job where im essentially representing a company and buying short sales. The way they have it set up, essentially my best bet is to pursue a couple of key R.E agents and try to generate some leads. My question to you all is, what are some acquisition systems that some of you might have in place to stream line the process.

For example my job is to find a short sale, put an offer in, if approved by the company we will purchase. Then its passed to the construction team and from there myself and the RE agent are looking for cash buyers to buy the property. I am wondering, how are you all managing all the paper work from the beginning to the ending phase? How are you all creating and maintaining relationships with RE brokers? What systems work best for you to maximize business?

Thanks,

Michael

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