Ken D'Ademo

Don't waste your money or time. I signed up with them a while back, Realty Trac lists all foreclosures from stage 1, which could be quite sometime before the home would even be available. Any contacts I recieved never amounted to anything. Most callers from that site were looking for a million dollar house for $40,000 thanks to the infomercials, no money down etc. etc.. Don't waste your money. You can try REOtrans.com, this site alerts agents about banks looking for listing agents to represent them as sellers in a foreclosure sale. Hope this helps! Thanks - Sun Jul 6 2008, 19:24

Jared,
The answer to your question, as a listing agent I will show my listings to a qualified buyer as quickly as I can. I will schedule an appointment with the perspective buyer to see the property. Most times I can meet readily, however, there are times that I cannot because of other obligations. It is not always possible to drop everything and go show a property, which is what you might be reading as not flexible. There is a but to this, and that is, as a listing agent I am obligated to bring only qualified buyers to my sellers, and that will mean that I will verify that the perspective buyer has a pre-qualified or pre-approval letter from a lender prior to showing the property. If you are not a qualified buyer or refuse to produce the required documentation, then I won't show you the property, especially with today's gas prices.. However, if you are out looking it would be respectable to respond to the agent when you are called for a follow up. You may be getting pushback if you are not returning calls from these agents when they are looking for feedback or followup.
That is as straight as it gets... Good luck in your search. - Sun Jul 6 2008, 12:46