That is actually one of the arguments a realtor uses to promote their services to a client.

Since you are promoting property investment there, you must be familiar with the laws of the country.

Assume that in this forum you should introduce yourself but largely avoid any ads or other forms of promotion.

Wisely so because, to varying degrees of culpability, EVERYONE can bear some responsibility for the core problems.Those now maligned "Hi-Performance" exotic Pay-Option and ARM loans with low teaser starting rates became widely promoted and sold to folkswho had no business using them.

Good call REI,Obviously you shouldn't promote a guarantee you can not fulfill (or are against any laws).

That sounds a lot like an ad, and should be in the "Classifieds - Promote your Website, Newsletter, or Product" forum, not here.

Promoting your website is an ongoing, ever changing 'science' but if you get it right it can pay handsome dividends.

When that is the case they do not promote them on BP or other forums.

We'd like to get to know more about you, but if you are here solely to promote your business, contact me and we can discuss your ad options.Otherwise, I hope we can see you around the site as a contributor to the conversations going on!!!

Having clear title is extremely important, but holding off on marketing the property for 1-5 days for the title company to find out if the title is clear is not a good use of precious days UNLESS you have a strong suspicion that the title is not clear.Teasing an investor with a property with a title issue is not promotive of satisfied customers.