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SHORT SALES ARE BACK! Mike Linkenauger & Bryant Tutas Interviewed

Posted by Lee Honish on September 30, 2014 at 11:00am

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Real Estate Marketing (The Podcast)

How do I get a listing or deal? #Investor #Realtor

Short Sales are BACK!

CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO THE PODCAST: http://tinyurl.com/qa62n6h

GUESTS: 
Bryant Tutas 
407-873-2747 
Co-founder of www.ShortSaleSuperstars.com. Working Short Sales every day all day.

Real Estate Broker and Owner of Tutas Towne Realty. A virtual Real Estate company specializing in listing and selling Short Sales and REO properties in the Central Florida Area.

Finding solutions that get your property “sold” is what I do.

Folks, if you need to sell your home then give me a call today and let’s talk! 407-873-2747 All calls are confidential. I can help……

….if you’re facing foreclosure. www.CentralFloridaShortSales.com 
….if you need to sell a Holiday Home. www.BuyProperty.ning.com 
….expose your property to over 500 web sites. www.TutasTowneRealty.com 
….educate you on current market conditions. www.BrokerBryant.com

Mike Linkenauger 
904-733-4911

Main website http://www.short-sale-specialists.com

Short Sale Websites - www.ShortSaleHosting.com
Mike got his start in Real Estate in 2005 at the young age of 26. He immediately established himself as a top producer in the Jacksonville, FL market, moving into the top 1% of agents his first year in the business. As the Florida housing market became depressed in 2007, Mike shifted his focus and immediately found a calling in assisting home owners with a short sale. In no time he amassed an inventory of over 100 short sale listings and quickly established himself as one of the top short sale agents in the State of Florida. As his online presence grew, homeowners from other parts of Florida began contacting him for guidance with a short sale and to be connected with a local short sale agent.

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Don't beat me up because I'm dumb

Posted by Pat and Ben Mullikin on January 28, 2010 at 1:53pm
I'm new to this forum, but not to real estate. I've had an interesting 18 year career and have learned a whole pile of great stuff along the way. I've attended tons of seminars, webinars, real estate related classes at local colleges and universities. But, given the nature of our business, we all have to be ready to evolve, learn and change at all times. Of course, I THINK I know a thing or two about handling the details of a short sale but maybe someone else has had more opportunites to learn other, or more things about this particular subject. That IS the purpose of this and other similar websites(RIGHT??). To learn, to teach, to share. We must be comfortable enough with the format to express openly our questions and concerns without fear of being belittled or shamed by our lack of knowledge. I have read many blog posts on other real estate member-type sites that belittle and shame real estate agents for their lack of knowledge of a subject, implying that the writer of the post has been inconvenienced by the other agent in the natural course of business because the "dumb" agent doesn't have the same level of knowledge as the blog writer. It seems the writer is insinuating that if you're not as up to speed as the writer, you should not venture into that area of business - you should leave it to the agents who know what they're doing. (how does one learn in that environment?) So I hope if I ask a question on this site, or in real life in the natural course of a business transaction that I won't find myself to be the subject of a belittling and shaming blog post here or on any other real estate agent site.
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