They are eager, get their whole packet ready immediately, never hold up paperwork when it's requested, they communicate well and I don't have to convince them that what they are doing is the better choice.That said, I have the "other" homeowners too. The

Heard some from our neck of the woods too. The

If you choose to do this, don't forget to advise them of "savings" that they might not be aware of too; things like: moving truck, packing materials, new security deposit, application fees with new landlord, security deposits with any utilities that require such, auto insurance rate changes, local income taxes, transportation expenses for work and school, etc.Just seeing that list should be getting you to thinking of others...

If you ask plumbers, electricians and carpenter types, you'll likely get some names.Call the handyman ads too, the do work for them as well and some of them might buy as well.Look in the MLS for listed properties, if Joe Shmuck was listed as an owner on sold properties and there were several sales, he probably flips.Ask Realtors, may sound silly but it's how you ask.

Might be your luck too the first owner accept your offer.

Always find a place to put up permanent signs too. The

Hi, yes Jeff, I would like to see things more transparent too. The

I have several hundred acres now and have quite a few people interested in several of the ranches for smaller developments too. The

.\ A lot of stuff happens behind the scenes too. The

The floor took some damage too, the rug was absorbing excess water.