I've spoke with them several times and had some almost deals, but nothing ever panned out for me to pursue funding. 

Wachovia bill pay.)Another question: on sale, doesn't the selling attorney require disclosure of a TIN/EIN?

You'll maybe be out 100-200 bucks on pans, rollers, brushes and tarps.Tim

Hopefully it stays aroundI was told by a client that a new policy stipulates that the army personnel are now responsible for paying/choosing their own housing..Not sure how that is going to pan out...

But, someday, you might get lucky and call someone needing to sell yesterday.It's like panning for gold!

Let's just say a world currency may look good on paper but most of the time, what looks good on paper never pans out in the real world.

I would watch it and if it doesn't pan out and the seller folds, bird-dog it to a buyer.      

It adds up.I don't have any creative solutions such as you're talking about -- but I would love to hear if any of them pan out!

But to a weirdo seller wearing a tin-foil hat, you are whatever they convince themselves.  

Originally posted by @Fred T.:In