I actually downloaded ALL of the podcasts from BP Show #1 - current and have been making my way through them while taking notes.My background is in sales, I am a sales rep for Behr Paint servicing New Mexico, so if you have any paint question please feel free to ask and I will do my best to answer your question.That's all I have for now, thanks for having me and I look forward to being around for a long time!

In addition to that there are other reps and warranties in the purchase and sale.With title there are schedule B exceptions.

I could see realtors loosing a majority of their function for facilitating sales outside of being buyers reps.

The jobs I got called for is either either System Administrator or Desktop support that needs someone that has 3-4 years of actually job experience which I don't have, I have a collected of 4 and half years of experience including time I spent in school, the other experience is internships and that's why its been hard.I have been sidetracked with investing because I thought I'm not getting any younger so I should try and put in the reps from now while having a positive mindset and instead of saying I can't do it but instead find creative ways to do it.The thing for me is I'm spending so much for rent and I have the rent money every month, shouldn't there be a way to use my rent money to pay mortgage instead of paying for a home every month that I can't own or at least able to qualify for a loan with the rent in account with Ubering and house hacking, just some thoughts running through my mind that would be nice if someone can elaborate on it.

I tired using USPS but it seems most reps dont know how to answer my questions properly.

You can also get your local Title Rep to pull out a list of recently sold properties in the area.

I specialize in PMI stuff, apparently, since I make the lists that get PMI sales reps' attention and they randomly show up to my office with PMI-company branded fidget spinners and golf balls (I don't golf...).

Make sure the attorney can be impartial and help everyone reach an agreement that works well.

I would first suggest, in the interest of your client/friend, that your find a local office tenant rep broker and refer the deal to him/her to run point on negotiations with the landlord.

How do you manage your reps out in the field?