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approaching attorneys/brokers for short sale leads
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Posted by: Prosperous1
09/12/2005, 00:22:58

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Right now I have an agreement with 3 investors who have agree to share a portion of the profits for any prospects I send their way if they close.

For example, one gentleman has promised if he makes $20k, my share will be $2k. It sounds like a fair deal to me if I find him a good prospect who is willing to let him handle the issue with his lenders, stop the foreclosure process, and be willing to sign an offer to purchase contract and some other paperwork. He is looking for homeowners who want nothing out of the deal except to get the house off their hands. I am in the midst of looking for these prospects from different sources. I am getting ready to try make acquaintance with:

- mortgage brokers
- note brokers
- realtors
- bankruptcy attorneys
- foreclosure attorneys
- probate attorneys

These are good source for pre-foreclosure leads before they become public knowledge in newspaper lis pendens or notice of default. But I have one more question. Before I approach these brokers and attorneys, what could I as a finder/birddog have to bring to the table to offer them in return for giving me good leads to give to my investor? Of course I will do as much legwork as I can before giving these leads to my investor. I can be reached at LindaKittrell@yahoo.com Thanks in advance for your help.


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