You might need to do a more aggressive price adjustment or offer incentives like seller-paid closing costs to spark attention.

As the years unfolded, this decision shaped my path, transforming me into a seasoned appraiser and guiding me to acquire both a real estate license and, eventually, a broker's license.

What they can’t do is cut out a buyer’s agent by showing the property to their client behind their back—that’s a clear violation.If you're a buyer who wants to go unrepresented, and the listing agent refuses to show you the property unless you sign an agreement or bring your own agent, that’s not just shady—it could be seen as steering or restricting access, especially if it seems widespread or coordinated.To spark a class action lawsuit, you’d need:Multiple buyers who were similarly denied access or forced into representation against their will.A clear pattern or policy by brokerages or MLSs that limits buyer access based on representation status.Legal support—usually starts with a consumer rights attorney or antitrust lawyer who smells something actionable.Honestly, the whole thing feels like the old guard trying to protect commissions while pretending it's "about the buyers." 

I’ve seen a few creative approaches that might spark ideas.My goal is to improve cash flow and on paper DTI for future property investments.

That pricing signals value rather than a “deal,” which can bring in buyers with strong financing who are willing to pay closer to asking.That said, if the market has slowed in your area or you’re trying to create urgency, listing at $199,900 might stir up more showings and even spark a bidding war, which could ultimately land you above your target price.

Just wanted to offer help to anyone curious about how this tech can actually be applied in real-world investing, operations, or analysis.If you’ve got questions whether it’s about strategy, or just trying to understand how this transformative tech will affect things. 

It's like a real-life boot camp that hones their skills, boosts their knowledge, and transforms them into confident, savvy investors.Education is key, but it's the application of that knowledge that truly makes a difference.That's why I'm here to share my own career blunders and triumphs.

Other times pricing a little lower actually will spark more offers and ultimately get you a better final sale price.So don’t skimp on the strategy or on your agent.

Amanda, I love that you’re diving in—and here’s the thing: Most people saying “I want to buy some properties” is a great spark, but it needs structure.

@Denise Supplee  just watched the spark co investing club intro hour long video.