I was deeply disappointed that I had not been invited to join Bridge and I would just as soon guess that I am not the only one. I allocated my calendar to it and hoped until the last minute I would be invited. I wonder about a few things: although limited to "250" agents, where did they all come from? As I look around here, only a few made mention of Bridge and I only know of one from my area that was going to go...Rosio. There was also much debate during the webcast about Bridge's legitimacy which probably raised flags with a few people considering how many of us pay to hopefully play.
As it is, it has been remarkable quiet about the whole thing...is there some sort of secrecy? I was thinking a I would read a few firsthand reports about everyone's experiences at the seminar.
As jittery as I am about throwing money at yet another enterprise, I was willing to join anyway. One of my fellow collegues with 20 years of REO experience in my office was even willing to help me with my resume and join up to my team so as to give me the experience and insight that I needed. I never got an acknowlegement that my resume package was received which would have been nice.
On a different note I went to my office meeting today and the speaker talked to us about another source of leads that is more constant than REO or Short Sales: All you have to do is go to the courthouse...PROBATE. Of course ,you have to pour through a list to see what cases are coming up and what the capacity of the estate administrator is...but it is FREE! I guess I will check it out at my local superior court this week. The county court websites were non specific as to how to actually get what I need, but seemed to glancingly indicated that it is posted, since it is public knowlege.
In the meantime I hope Angelique enlists my services someday.
By the way, although no listings quite yet, ABSREO does respond to my emails about activity in my area. I know they have been a hot button here on REOPRO from time to time.
Good night collegues.
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I have been working on trusts and probates and there is very little competition. I can give you the info on how to find them if you are interested.
Marcy