Take action, fortune favors the bold.

HUD, which applies nation wide, states (I bolded the most relevant part):"An assistance animal is not a pet.

I do some flavor of this currently.

You'll be better prepared for the coming correction and better served long term.Or you can take the fast and broke approach (aka, the guru's path, "no money needed, get rich overnight, just hand me your money to teach you") that will force you to be bold and creative, with the associated risks.

I would think that's a lot of boldness to put yourself all the way out there like that, and risk getting caught and identified.Is this normal practice, and am I right to think she may be running a scam?

Please feel free to call me any time at {My Business # bolded}, even if you have not previously thought of selling, we may be able to help one another out.

Once you are in production you can take BOLD; a lot of agents take BOLD several times, as it is designed to expand your thinking.

Big Deals Offer Big Branding Benefits: For many, bold real estate deals are as much about branding as anything else.

This is my first post after my intro, so no one curb stomped the local flavor of etiquette into me yet. 

Though perhaps a little bold due to few actual transactions under my belt.The link mostly stressed things like Dual-Agency, Listing agents keeping offers from their client in hopes of a double dip.