Over the last few weeks I’ve been talking with a bunch of agents, and I noticed something interesting: Most people don’t struggle with getting leads… they struggle with what happens after the lead comes in. Some told me: “People stop replying after the first message.” “My follow-up is all over the place.” “I’m juggling too many conversations at once.” So now I’m curious, for you personally: 👉 What part of your client process feels the most chaotic right now? Lead response time? Booking calls? Nurturing? Organization? Something else? I’m asking because I’m trying to understand the REAL bottleneck in this industry… and I think the answers here could help a lot of people. Drop yours below — I’ll share what I’ve been seeing once a few people jump in.

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Good Morning, I intend to bring this question to the Open Office Today. But I'll also ask it here. There is currently a RAMs tape (115983) that has REOs on it. What are some considerations for bidding on REOs? How does it work? What do we base the bids on? I've only purchased performing 1st liens in the past so I'm ignorant about bidding on REOs, but I see a few REOs in Minnesota and since I'm located in Minneapolis, these are of interest. tia

i just finished a 2-day workshop with pete fortunato where he taught some sophisticated real estate concepts pertaining to real property and notes. he did transactions where he "walked" notes from one property to another. it sounded something like the portable mortgage the govt is considering. i have a book from the class, so I'll have to review the paperwork for this transaction to try to understand how he made it work. but has anyone ever heard of (or did) this before? In sum, he moved a mortgage from one house to another to continue paying the same note even though it was associated with different properties.