Another time I showed a property where the owners were about half moved out, and they had left an enormous, ferocious dog in a crate in the garage, and a cat in the basement which was filthy with spilled food and cat excrement surrounding an overflowing litter box.

Picking up the phone and calling the automated system.

When you call the trustee you usually reach an automated system.

We set up litter areas and had them trained within 2 weeks how to use the litter areas.

The summer was fantastic, and now it's time to keep transforming the business.August is for Automate.

Not sure how it works in FL but in CA there is an automated search tool where agents can provide their clients with the ability to set their own criteria and get automated market updates.This site may also prove useful:http://www.all-foreclosure.com/quicksearch.htm

A buyer, or renter, has their pick of the litter.

Mr_Investor, ya don't really like that either, just curious about what he's offering I believe he's got some automated marketing system that runs of autopilot.

That absolutely no litter/rubbish cans, glass, paper items may be left outside the unit or anywhere at the exterior of the building including balconies, stairways, outside seating areas, doorways.

thats the problem from what the sellers broker is saying, he says he got approval from the bank to sell it at the 79,900 now the person he talked to is not there and its mostly an automated system and you leave messages. so who ever is in charge now says 79,900 is not enough. so unless they accept my counter of 90,000 including closing im done.