"Thank you very much for the welcome. I appreciate that you have taken the time help me along my way. Also I work buying and selling mortgage notes. I am willing to pay a finder’s fee."
A few months ago, I decided to start sending a welcome email to all new members. First, just to say hello, but more importantly, to encourage you not just to be a member but a participant, as well.
I am a Maryland agent, and I've been a REOPRO member for over a year. I love it! It has been instrumental in increasing my REO business and saving me money. There's a wealth of "free" information here. Before you submit a question to the network, research the answer. Just about any question you can ask about REOs has already been answered on the REOPRO website. You'll be surprised at what you'll find. May I also suggest that you join one of the groups and be a serious contributor? Share some of your experiences.
If you receive really helpful information from one of the members, send a "free gift" to him/her. It doesn't cost you a thing and makes the member feel really good, and by all means blog, blog, blog. It's the best way to become visible, stay visible, and generate REO business.
I love to share and exchange information. Please keep in touch.
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Greetings Brandon,
A few months ago, I decided to start sending a welcome email to all new members. First, just to say hello, but more importantly, to encourage you not just to be a member but a participant, as well.
I am a Maryland agent, and I've been a REOPRO member for over a year. I love it! It has been instrumental in increasing my REO business and saving me money. There's a wealth of "free" information here. Before you submit a question to the network, research the answer. Just about any question you can ask about REOs has already been answered on the REOPRO website. You'll be surprised at what you'll find. May I also suggest that you join one of the groups and be a serious contributor? Share some of your experiences.
If you receive really helpful information from one of the members, send a "free gift" to him/her. It doesn't cost you a thing and makes the member feel really good, and by all means blog, blog, blog. It's the best way to become visible, stay visible, and generate REO business.
I love to share and exchange information. Please keep in touch.