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[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] Re: Your Solution for in-house title research... Posted by AquariusDawnCA on June 01, 2009 at 5:00 AM In Reply to: Your Solution for in-house title research... posted by Rick, the Probate Guy on May 31, 2009 at 10:41 PM Great! Thanks! I'll review the info here, somehow I missed that tool here. I was seriously considering doing a hands-on up in LA but it is a big time committment, 1 day in the classroom learning RETRAN and then 1 day out in the field, then there is a guarantee if you spend 5 business days from 8a-2pm for 20 consecutive business days to win your 1st bid with a gross profit of $40K, and then he wants 2% commission on the purchase and a sign-off on something (maybe future purchases?). Has anyone heard of this type of arrangement? Any feed-back? Thank you. : That's what, in part, this site is all about. : Ward teaches title training. THat's the system we use. : Check out his training programs on the left side bar. IT's the best investment in your training that you'll probably even get. : Many people take the 3 day title AND foreclosure training, however the one-day title records research would be the one essential course to take at minumum. The primary reason is because it's not practical to use a title company to do the work due to time/volume/cost contraints. So, pro's learn to do their own research (or pay staff members to do so). : On the plus side, not only will you avoid/minimize bidding errors but you'll find plenty of ways to make money with the title research skills that you develop (profit center, not just a cost avoidance measure). : Hope this helps! Follow Ups: Who "wants 2% commission on the purchase?" CC in OC 8:14 AM, 06/01/09 (6) Re: Who "wants 2% commission on the purchase?" AquariusDawnCA 8:28 AM, 06/01/09 (5) Re: Who "wants 2% commission on the purchase?" Kristine-CA 12:11 AM, 06/01/09 (1) Re: Who "wants 2% commission on the purchase?" AquariusDawnCA 2:32 PM, 06/01/09 (0) What happens if you don't gross $40K? CC in OC 8:57 AM, 06/01/09 (2) A better question is who cares about gross profit? I'm more concerned with the net. (nt) JK (the other JK) 8:58 AM, 06/01/09 (1) Right-O on that... Where's the BEEF? AquariusDawnCA 9:04 AM, 06/01/09 (0) Post a Followup: Name : E-Mail : Subject : Comments: : Great! Thanks! I'll review the info here, somehow I missed : that tool here. I was seriously considering doing a hands-on : up in LA but it is a big time committment, 1 day in the : classroom learning RETRAN and then 1 day out in the field, then : there is a guarantee if you spend 5 business days from 8a-2pm : for 20 consecutive business days to win your 1st bid with a : gross profit of $40K, and then he wants 2% commission on the : purchase and a sign-off on something (maybe future purchases?). : Has anyone heard of this type of arrangement? Any feed-back? : Thank you. : : : That's what, in part, this site is all about. : : Ward teaches title training. THat's the system we use. : : Check out his training programs on the left side bar. IT's the best investment in your training that you'll probably even get. : : Many people take the 3 day title AND foreclosure training, however the one-day title records research would be the one essential course to take at minumum. The primary reason is because it's not practical to use a title company to do the work due to time/volume/cost contraints. So, pro's learn to do their own research (or pay staff members to do so). : : On the plus side, not only will you avoid/minimize bidding errors but you'll find plenty of ways to make money with the title research skills that you develop (profit center, not just a cost avoidance measure). : : Hope this helps! [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] WWWAdmin 2.0a © 1997 Matt Wright and DBasics Software Company, All Rights Reserved

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