Anybody working with New Western Acquisitions in San Antonio?

[Avtandil G.]

What's your experience if you ever worked with them? 

[Nathan Cron]

@Linda Weygant Im the broker of the New Western office in San Antonio and very involved in our Austin market.  I've now seen your post on BP several times on how we are a "pain in your butt".  I spoke with the Denver general manager yesterday on how to become a better asset to the investment community in Denver.  Please know that all offices are independently managed and have various levels of expertise running the shops.  Full disclosure, I am not very tuned in to our Colorado market but I have now seen your post again directly related to San Antonio.  For the past 8 years we have been working diligently providing value to the San Antonio investment community.  Check out our Google Reviews, Yelp page, Facebook reviews or come to the office and look at the 100+ testimonials all over the walls from satisfied clients.  Year to date our inventory in San Antonio has been 76% off market and 82% in Austin.  We are surfacing deals for the investment community that are very hard to come by and delivering them to our network of vetted investors.  We have initial in office meetings with ALL investors that want to become part of our network.  We explain nuances about our transaction and understand what the clients strategies and goals are.  The office does not consist of "a million jokers" rather 14ish licensed agents with extensive 60 day initial training period.  Our agents certainly are aggressive and taught various techniques to locate real estate investors.  Im sorry that you keep surfacing on our list.  I will make sure the Denver office has you blacklisted to reduce/eliminate the calls that you may receive.  Agents are simply being resourceful, as we know to be the best, we have to do things that other agents are not willing to do.  Like make cold calls and knock on doors. I'm open to any advice you have may have on how we can improve our business.  I never knock the community for pushing the envelope and stepping outside the box.  Based on your post, you have issues with us going to meetups, cold calling investors, having branded polos and having branded business cards.   Perhaps you can educate me on the techniques that you utilized to create such a successful business.  You state that "we want you on our buyers list" but in reality, we only want people that value us on our buyers list.  We're simply just another resource for investors.  Sorry that we do not mesh with what your goals are.  We'll make a conscious effort to stay out of your way.

If you'd like to discuss this matter in more detail you can call me or "swing a dead cat".  

@Avtandil G.  Thanks for researching us.