Finally got a chance to speak with an agent today and she was very forthcoming about the property and seller’s motivation. I’ve been also contacting off market properties and committed to making contact with at least 5 people/day by calling and/ or texting. I’ve wasted way too much time and I’m finally making it happen!

I just learned a valuable lesson the hard way… We ALL have those moments where we wonder, “Is this offer too low?” or “What if they say no?” Well… I let those thoughts get the best of me. 😩 🏠 Single Family Home 💰 Asking: $120,000 💵 Offer I was considering: $40,000 The property fit all my criteria from Zompz/Zillow, but the interior looked like it had been updated. I started second-guessing myself. "Maybe $40K is too low." "Maybe I should wait." "Maybe they'll never accept it." So I procrastinated… ONE DAY LATER — SOLD FOR $41,105. 🤦‍♂️ Talk about a lesson! Had I simply made the offer instead of overthinking it, I could potentially have had that property under contract today. The reality is simple: 👉 They can accept it. 👉 They can reject it. 👉 They can ignore it. But if you never make the offer, you already know the answer. 💡 My takeaway: Stop worrying so much about whether it will work out in your favor. Take the shot. You can always move on from a NO. Has procrastination or overthinking ever caused you to miss an opportunity? Newbies AND pros — I'd love to hear your experiences. 👇 Let's encourage each other in the comments!

Mornings Everyone, this is Fish Friday somewhere. Let's all take advantage of Follow up Friday to make your follow up calls. So Make Moves Monday will have Hella return calls, loads of contract signing. I'm just spreading Motivation juice.

Quick question. Is the realtor commission supposed to say 6% when drafting a letter to the agent? Also, if the house that I find needs alot of work should I decrease the price in the calculator then what is suggested?

October 1st, 2026, I am gearing up to call part time 10 hours a week and complete 25 call sheets every week, 100 this month! My experience has been (as a numbers game) that 90% are NOT motivated & do NOT need to sell and 10% or 10 have a problem. Timing is the KEY and out of those 10 and discussions there will be offers made on 3 of them and I will BUY one! My target market? Savannah, Georgia and surrounding areas up into South Carolina. Let’s talk, send me a DM. Have closed over 300 deals so far. And I am over 65 now, semi-retired and so a very picky buyer. I prefer 3/2/2 between 1,200 to $1,800 square feet needing moderate rehab.