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I get emails every day about it.

We are in the middle of a short sale, and just received an email from the listing agent.

Just got an email that the two largest giants of outsourcing will be merging together.I think there's better quality foreigners on Odesk and better American quality workers on Elance.Hope the technology sees a huge boost!

A gentleman responded to my offer via email stating that his wife is the executor for the deceased wife.Generally is it enough to just have her sign the deed and have documentation such as a Death Certificate and a legal doc stating she is the executor to have the property placed in my name?

Send me an email and let's see if we can work together.

Most of the time was spent in my home-office with phone calls and emails.

I have a hardwood guy and a granite guy north of Chicago who I imagine do work there (they're both high quality, low cost) -- shoot me an email or PM if you want their contact info.I'd post it here, but I'm on my iPad and don't have their info with me...

I have a few questions about closing a deal from a to z The steps I learned through the program I'm following are these: step 1- find buyers step 2- email real estate agents and say that you're looking for properties that meet the criteria of your buyers step 3- call back your buyers when your realtor finds something step 4- if one of your buyers agrees, have the realtor send you the contracts step 5- have the buyer sign the contract first step 6- email back signed contracts step 7- close the deal at a title company or with an attorney Now my questions are more for 1-4-5 First off, what are some thoughts on having your buyers first?

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