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Esaul Viramontes
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I am seeking knowledge and wisdom from seasoned Investor/agents. How do you go about your advertising? Direct mail, bandits signs etc..I dont know how laws work in every State, But at least here in Utah If you are a licensed real estate agent you must disclose this in ALL your material. If any of you are investor/agents any tips on how you word your advertising would be great. Im having a hard time picturing working Bandit signs that say "Ill buy your house in any condition. equity real estate"  This could be a reason why some investors stay UN-licensed Lol thanks a million in advance :)

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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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@Esaul Viramontes as per law, yes. Also to receive the stated buyer commission on a listed deal(without having to get a commission agreement from the listing broker) you have to have an affiliation with that local MLS board.....but most have a reciprocal agreement with almost all others in the state.

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