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Trudging through the snow for three hours in Sorels, snowboarding pants, a down jacket and a hat, you would think that I was on my way to the slopes. A day of skiing would have rocked, but I was making my weekly 300 mile round trip trek to a couple of out of area listings for one of my favorite asset managers.

They are great listings and I am glad to help (thankful for the business, too). In a small rural town almost 2 hours from my office. What I am wondering is this--are there other agents out there who always say, "YES." to the listing?

Luckily, the weather has been mild here this winter so the road has not been closed yet for my property checks and I was able to find a couple of great local realtors near the home who would dash over and take the buyer leads from sign calls. Besides, if I can hit the slopes in Tahoe on my way home--nobody loses, right?

So, how far is too far, when it comes to accepting REO assignments?

Hi Members, Christian Broadwell of Realty Pilot has reviewed our coverage for the asset companies and we have a good start. The coverage we are missing are as follows: Arkansas, Colorado Denver area, Delaware, Hawaii, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Michigan Detroit area, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, South Carolina, Tennessee, Utah, Vermont, Wyoming We have 56% of the country covered for the asset companies but we need to have 80% coverage before several of these companies are willing to commit. If we have 80% then a constant flow of BPO's will be available. If you are interested in assignments from REOPro, please go to www.RealtyPilot.com and sign up. Don't forget to put, REOPro as one of your memberships.

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56% we need 80%

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