Expired Listings?

1st, Happy Thanksgiving Folks.

Does any body have any suggestions for a good website that one can get expired MLS listings from. oh oh

Thanks.

Comments(6)

Zach27th November, 2003

Don't know of a website, but you might be able sweet talk a realtor into giving you his or her outdated mls book. Mine did that once. She just wanted to rip the cover off with her name on it - just in case. Hope that helps. Zach
drob030028th November, 2003

Thanks Zach.
ahmedmu28th November, 2003

What do you do with an expired listing?
jonesoe3028th November, 2003

Yep, a realtor would be your best source.
MrMike28th November, 2003

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On 2003-11-28 08:15, ahmedmu wrote:
What do you do with an expired listing?

Find the property owners name from public records and attempt to buy the house for less since it didn't sell and they no longer have to pay the agent fees.
makingaliving28th November, 2003

Us poor real estate agents don't stand a chance, do we?

Expired listings usually end up that way because of four things:

Price
Location
Condition
Lack of Seller Motivation

Repeat item one over and over.

I'd be willing to bet that in dealing with an expired listing, you will run into sellers who are not willing to accept a lower price. Any good realtor knows that even a dog house will sell if it's priced right.