How do I get in on foreclosure listings?

Submitted by bnenette from CA - 01/30/2009 - 8:43am

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Submitted by megan - 02/07/2009 - 10:53am

You can contact me, my name is Megan and I work for an asset management company that is in need of agents Nationwide to service REO and APPROVED short sale listings. There is a monthly fee (VERY reasonable)  to receive these listings and it is per zipcode. 
megan@exitnb.com

Submitted by Anonymous - 04/23/2009 - 1:26am

Calling Megan Combs. Can you post names of Realtors who have received your REO listings? Signing $150 for training, charging $30/month for an esign service you are selling whether you use them or not is a scam. Charging another $99/mo for every zip code if you get a listing is another scam. My fellow Realtors, don't fall for this ploy. Go direct to Asset Managers who are legitimate and have been doing them for a long time like Goodman Dean, IAS, Keystone, First American, Nations, etc. Did you notice that whenever Megan is asked to put referrals of Realtors who have received listings from them she is dodging the question and not talking about it? Sell your service in eBay. I guess you have already made a lot of money from Realtors who went to your training and after realizing that they made a mistake and cancelled their association with you. A franchise company who have assign you as their approved supplier even cancelled their association with you after a lot of their agents filed their complaints with the main corporate office. What can you say about these allegations? I want to hear your side.

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