Posted by surfdog on January 26, 2001 at 23:14:20:
Tom-Cool Idea! Thanx for sharing. BTW-I am also a licensed PA agent. Just wondering how worried you are about someone confusing your acting as an investor as opposed to an agent?
Surfdog
Posted by surfdog on January 26, 2001 at 23:14:20:
Tom-Cool Idea! Thanx for sharing. BTW-I am also a licensed PA agent. Just wondering how worried you are about someone confusing your acting as an investor as opposed to an agent?
Surfdog
Realtor balking at submitting 10+ offers a week? - Posted by Tom Nagle PA
Posted by Tom Nagle PA on January 26, 2001 at 19:29:03:
I haven’t been as active over the past year on this board, but hopefully that’ll change. I have a penchant for trying to utililize whatever technology I can to speed up some of the time-consuming tasks for me or my assistant. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn’t.
Before I got my real estate license, I always found that my Realtor couldn’t keep up with the offers that I wanted to put in. Often in PA I have to submit entire purchase and sales agreeements - up to 19 pages long - for anything that I wanted to bid on in the MLS. Anyway, even if I pre-signed 10 agreements at a time, it was still time-consuming for my Realtor to put all of the docs together, special addenda required by some banks - and submit them.
Anyway, I have found a quick way around this issue by using my efax account along with Realfast forms - forms on disc. I can create a master PA Realtor Sales Contract (a lot of newbies always ask what P & S agreement they should use - the one that should cover about everything in any state would be your Realtor’s Standard contract - just cross out what you don’t like).
So, now I can pull up one of my master contracts with Realfast - neat and clean - and then just fire them off to my selling agent in 5 minutes tops. They are faxes via email (they come out as faxes). I have created digital signatures and initials in efax that I just drop and click in various areas and pages, and boom, they are off. Results in a lot less paperwork for me (especially if the offers are rejected) and saved me a lot of time.
Just thought I would share. Both companies have their own web sites, but this wasn’t meant to be a sale pitch.
Happy Hunting,
Tom Nagle
www.tomnagle.com
Not a sales pitch - Posted by Chicago Steve
Posted by Chicago Steve on January 29, 2001 at 10:43:12:
Please share those web addresses.
Thank you
Great idea, i’m gonna check it out! - Posted by Carey_PA
Posted by Carey_PA on January 27, 2001 at 09:40:54:
Tom,
Thanks for the post. I was wondering that myself because I’ve gone through 3 realtors so far and they all say that it would be too time consuming to make that many offers per week. Maybe with the guy I have now I’ll try what you said. (He’s a “little” more open to new creative financing ideas as well)
Thanks again,
CAREY
P.S. I promise I’ll get to one of the meetings. (You can definitely count on me being there when the weather is nice:)
I like it… - Posted by ScottE
Posted by ScottE on January 27, 2001 at 01:30:49:
Hi Tom,
I like the idea!
What are the URLs to the websites?
Thanks
Scott