In fact, one thread specifically discussed EM in Texas, and everyone ultimately agreed that there is no EM required in that state (or any other) for the contract to be valid.But, I'm more convinced of this belief based on the fact that this specifically was a question on the general real estate law (not state specific) section of my real estate licensing exam.

This was near a religious college and the tenant was a divinity student.

Thanks guys,I've been listening to Sean Terry's podcast religiously since I first hear it a couple weeks ago.

What a shot to the belief system they are.

Once I gave her a little education on the neigborhood values, how that affects her house, and why her house hadn't sold, her trust and belief in me was through the roof!

It is my belief that he wants to give it the ole college try and if he fails, he's going to simply shrug it off and move on.The uncomfortable silence before we got off the phone definitely made that clear to me.I'm not quite sure what's going to happen tomorrow, but I don't expect the stains to come out and I don't expect him to voluntarily agree to add some kind of acrylic or other sealer to cover them up.

This all started before Ginsburg ever made that stupid quote of hers, when I called out a liberal for espousing eugenicist beliefs.

You must go into wholesaling with the attitude and belief that failure is not an option.

Not because he is a religious person.

The 4 hour work week had nothing to do with my belief that manual labor is not the space to make an impact any more.