@Robert Zazac great dialogue as I am digging into this as well and trying to figure out the best place to start.

I don't go out of my way to get permits, but I do know that WITH permits, I can advertise that the repairs and improvements I did, WERE documented, and within local building codes.As far as what some say about city inspectors, my experience with building inspectors is that an open dialogue with no attempts to hide shoddy work, leads to easier inspections for the future.

I'm a broker in Dallas and I usually tell my clients to make a list of must haves and would likes and then I dialogue with them on what they can be flexible with.With that being said I know the market is pretty competitive now but don't give up!

I do appreciate the dialogue and I'll check out your site. :)

So we started a dialogue with the seller and found out he is in a time crunch and needs to get cash so he can have a down payment for another house that he is now finished building.

The dialogue may go something like this...Mr.

I just though it was inappropriate given the dialogue. 

I appreciate the dialogue and feedback and should you ever want to know the outcome my meeting with the county, please feel free to reach out.

Thank you for the most enjoyable dialogue.

Heir 3 wants to live there for free while the other two wait.I think probate leads require good dialogue and very good people skills in the face of death.