Then ask for tons of paperwork, find the loss mitigator at the mortagage/Bank dis the BPO hey this course is for you.Personally I'm happy with another trainer who has 9 ways of dealing with foreclosures instead of Dwan's desprate way.So, I asked for a refund and sent back the material in excellent condition they sent back the material stating :protest: you will not get your money back and that Dwan Bent Twyford & JP Vaughan will not honor their 100% money back gaurauntee.Look if you want Dawn's short sale course send me $995 it's yours, I'm stuck with it maybe you can be too.I say stay away from JP Vaughan & Dwan Bent Twyford they kinda had a short sale course now they are just scammers, I've got proof.

I am not defending Zillow either, I do not use their "service", which I believe to be a better protest because they will not get "hits" to their site like you give them.

You can optimize your business by cutting expenses (getting things done cheaper, hardening your rentals, protesting property taxes, reducing insurance, etc.) or increasing revenue.  

I honestly know of no management companies who can be as thorough as an owner who takes the time to protect their own interests in this way.I don’t care how much management companies protest about the above statement.

However, if you believe the landlord has failed to make the necessary repairs to make the place "habitable", you can pay under protest.

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A guy in Lubbock protested this rule a few years back by painting his house purple:http://onlineathens.com/stories/031204/new_20040312032.shtml

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I have to say the first time I've ever attended any kind of protest was the Tea party.

The appraiser refused to amend it after it was protested.