Its clear that our due-diligence fell apart and we were lured by "low fees" and the promise of swift and easy transactions.... but not one of us that are seeking reimbursement would have EVER entered into any financial arrangement with a company like this if we had actually looked behind the curtain.Who builds a business that processes millions - and Im going to guess that its run in a basement or garage.

If we make a mistake in our selection and the tenant turns out to be a rule breaker, then we act to swiftly remove them.

I urge Congress to take swift action to address this.So... dust off your mirrors!!  

Unemployment remains high; gleaming office towers stand vacant; and that bragging Texans do so well has quieted noticeably.The swiftness and depth of the downturn has humbled this city of 3.1 million as residents grapple with a land of opportunity that has turned into a Boot Hill of unemployment and bankruptcies.''

In any case, swift follow-through is key.Another source for references for legal professionals would be your local rental association.

That's giving you a swift kick in the tail, employers and successful people want those who complete goals, will make things happen, regardless of the roadblocks or hardships encountered.

Americans lives are more valuable than other lives, and preserving this country and our values is more important than anything else.Your views seem to be much more liberal than mine (in fact, I'm starting to wonder if the reason you claim to hate liberals so much is that you're secretly pretty liberal yourself).I don't fault you for your liberal views, but keep in mind that when this country is under middle-eastern control, it will be because people like YOU weren't willing to step up and support the taking of swift and decisive action.Tim - If you want to take more "diplomatic" routes to end this WAR ON OUR PEOPLE, that's fine.

You mean like Tom Swift or Indiana Jones?

Account Closed  I can tell you how to do this for FREE.all they are doing is searching public records.. in most counties there will be a listing on who the lender is.. and if its not a big bank.. it will say private... or even the name of the LLC or trust or IRA that did the loan.. that's your private lender. and these folks don't lend at 4 to 8% .. that silly.. they may do that for their direct family but not for strangers.. there is some big misnomer going on that private lenders are Cheap or cheaper than hard money are not to swift and are simply begging folks to borrow their money at these low rates.

I have seen it hundreds of times in my funding's over the years... 2k flat fee for a 8k sale that type of thing  .but then you let a wholesaler get ahold of it next thing you know that person wants to make 10k on it and the same house that would be listed by a broker at fair market value of 8k is being sold by a not so swift buyer for 18k  and the buyer thinks they are getting some great wholesale deal... when yoiur talking upper end prices then if it looks like a duck quacks like a duck its a duck.. its brokering without a license plain and simple.