Tim Burrell is a Realtor with 28 years experience. He is licensed in California as an Attorney and is a real estate trainer. He is associated with RE/MAX United in Raleigh, North Carolina and RE/MAX Palos Verdes in the South Bay of Los Angeles, California.

Tim contacted me this me this week about an upcoming training for real estate professionals and their assistants whose job it is to close short sales. We all know how challenging short sales can be! Tim’s training is invaluable to any Team member or Real Estate Virtual Assistant who is in the trenches getting short sales to closing!

I have known Tim Burrell for years and he is the consummate professional and a fun person to learn from. Read what Tim has to say and take advantage of his FREE Seminar…you will be glad you did!!

“It took me seventeen years to learn the best way to do short sales.  I have been teaching Realtors how to do short sales, which is like teaching donkeys to fly.  You can launch them with high amounts of energy, but they do not stay with it for very long unless you give them lots of support.  Most Realtors do not like the persistence, detail and repetitive work that it takes to negotiate a short sale with a bank, because most of them do not have a C personality type.

So, I am concentrating on teaching how to negotiate with the bank, mainly for the team members and Real Estate Virtual Assistants.  The Realtors can do the Realtor part of it i.e. get the listing and get an offer.  The team does the part that makes the difference: getting it approved.  The negotiating techniques I teach have enabled me to get all but one of my short sales approved.

The Realtors need to learn this also, because they are responsible for the whole transaction.  However, their team members or Real Estate Virtual Assistants take to it better than they do.

If you are interested, go to www.ShortSaleNegotiatingSpecialist.com to register for a free webinar February 25th at 3 pm eastern time, and bring your team members and assistants.   After all, it takes the same amount of time to negotiate a short sale that does not get approved by the bank as it does to negotiate one that is approved… and the ones that are approved pay much better.”

Tim Burrell
www.CreateAShortSale.com
919-812-5111