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All Forum Posts by: Renee Harris

Renee Harris has started 20 posts and replied 208 times.

Post: Dont buy paint from Home depot.

Renee HarrisPosted
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 218
  • Votes 111

I just wanted to say this thread cracked me the **** up! LOL!!!!

Post: Cold Calling Pre-foreclosures

Renee HarrisPosted
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 218
  • Votes 111
Originally posted by @Ron S.:
Originally posted by @Karen R.:

As one who has been through pre foreclosure, I can tell you that your approach will probably get you a hang up. Luckily I was able to get through this on my own, but I did hang up on many who called. To me, they were "vultures"... even though you are not a vulture,that is the mindset of those who are in such financial difficulties. After all the "tricks" of debt collectors, people in pre foreclosure are suspect of anyone who calls. Do not ask "what can I do for you"... TELL them what you can do. Do not ask for personal information. Do not ask for financial information. Just don't ask. You have all the info you need. They are in trouble and you can help them. TELL them that first. Explain what you can do to help them KEEP their house...or buy their house and give them an extra ten grand after the bank is paid off. They aren't stupid, they want the facts. Do not start your conversation with questioning them, start your conversation with how you can help them, and be specific. Hope this helps

 In California, if you do or say any of the suggestions above, I'd highly recommend also providing them with a copy of your California Foreclosure Consultant State License, which would be required.


How do I become a California Foreclosure Consultant?

Post: Probate - Spouse Still in Home also on Title

Renee HarrisPosted
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 218
  • Votes 111

Thank you @Mark Pedroza

Post: 2% Rule IS possible in SF Bay Area!

Renee HarrisPosted
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 218
  • Votes 111

what's a protracted probate?

Post: Probate leads? How to find them?

Renee HarrisPosted
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 218
  • Votes 111
Originally posted by @James H.:

Obituaries.  You will work harder but will get leads that nobody else gets.

 How so? They'll eventually become probates and published information.

Post: Probate - Spouse Still in Home also on Title

Renee HarrisPosted
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 218
  • Votes 111

@Sharon Vornholt  @Rick H. @Mark Pedroza  I'm finding a lot of properties where the spouse has died and the other spouse still lives in the house. What do you do in that case? I don't want to assume they will still live there, but they probably will, especially if they have been there since the 70s, 80s, 90s etc...

Also, what happens if both the husband and wife are on the title (or two people and one is the PR)? Are there some cases where they still may have to sell? If so, how do I go about finding that out?

Should I just send them letters anyway? Or should I keep it as a later lead?

What do you all do?

Thanks!

Post: REIA meeting Orange/LA Counties

Renee HarrisPosted
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 218
  • Votes 111

What is that one about and how much is it? Is it different than Joann's?

Post: REIA meeting Orange/LA Counties

Renee HarrisPosted
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 218
  • Votes 111
Originally posted by @Jo-Ann Lapin:

September 13 Los Angeles how to calculate your rehab in 20 mins .

 Where?

Post: Crime Rate - How high is too high?

Renee HarrisPosted
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 218
  • Votes 111

I grew up in inglewood and last week I joined a facebook group for Inglewood. Let's just say I was shocked that there has been a shooting every day for the past week. Only shocked because I thought Iwood(haha) had changed. The best bet to see what's really going on is to join a group like that for the area.

Post: Another name for Landlord

Renee HarrisPosted
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Posts 218
  • Votes 111

scumbag? oh wait, I'm in real estate now.