Thread: First Timer Buyer Questions

I would talk to 2 or 3 different agents and ask what areas they specialize in, do they mainly work with buyers or sellers or both and if they have experience finding buyers distressed homes ie. bank foreclosures and short sales

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Thanks guys !!

Will talk to a few agents ....

Hello,

Welcome to the forum. I would like to be of assistance in answering your questions.

What state are you in, or what state are you looking to buy a property in? ... The reason I ask is, there is a better way to purchase properties for much less if you are willing to invest a little time and effort.\

If you live in a state that has Tax Deed Sales, you may want to consider this. There are sales in Counties all across the country that will auction off properties with the starting bid being the total amount of unpaid property taxes. These sales are regulated by each County,and have been taking place for clsoe to 200 years.

If you would like to learn more, I have just completed a report on the "7 Steps to Investing in Tax Liens & Purchasing Tax Deed Properties." ...If you would like me to send you this 10 page report, just direct message me your email address and I will forward it to you.

Good Luck with the purchase of your first home.

You are a really an aspiring buyer and you have got a quest in yourself to seek out a good realtor in your area so you can find it out easily and you have to go online and do some research and can find the appropriate realtor of your choice.

For any question and answer you should search on google.

Originally Posted by taxlienadvisor

Hello,
... The reason I ask is, there is a better way to purchase properties for much less if you are willing to invest a little time and effort.

If you live in a state that has Tax Deed Sales, you may want to consider this.

Or, if you live in a state that has foreclosures -- -- you could get AWESOME deals on those too. Both as REOs (if you want to use a Realtor) and homeowners looking to get out from underneath the rock they are in (where you could do the legwork yourself, and save $$, or you could involve a Realtor.)

But that is not what you were asking, was it? Sorry, I can't help with finding the perfect buyers agent, though I could help in showing you how to get involved with working the foreclosures in your market, if that is something you are interested in.

Later!

Originally Posted by REITrainingWhse

Or, if you live in a state that has foreclosures -- -- you could get AWESOME deals on those too. Both as REOs (if you want to use a Realtor) and homeowners looking to get out from underneath the rock they are in (where you could do the legwork yourself, and save $$, or you could involve a Realtor.)

But that is not what you were asking, was it? Sorry, I can't help with finding the perfect buyers agent, though I could help in showing you how to get involved with working the foreclosures in your market, if that is something you are interested in.

Later!

Your post is hugely off topic and smells of spam. We really need to keep to staying on topic and providing direct answers to questions posed in these threads or the value of the community completely disappears. Each time you self promote just a little it gives one of the many spammers registered here permission in their minds to drop links and bs short meaningless comments that plug up the forum. Please stay on topic.

dino:

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