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Ted L.
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I need an agent to submit HUD offer tonight

Ted L.
  • Investor
  • Schenectady, NY
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I know this is a long shot. Can anyone submit an offer on a HUD property in the next two hours? You must have a NAID number. Apparently it is a 3 percent commission.

It is located near Albany, New York.  Real estate agent wanted. Broker wanted.

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Jay Hinrichs
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for this reason alone I feel anyone who wants to be in RE investing should get a license just for these situations..  of course if your plan is to buy one home a year then that's one thing but if your going to do this for a living you don't want to be begging for someone to write offers for you. 

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