The vast majority were individuals, but a few hard money lenders were, in fact, peppered throughout.

Cops told our HOA that a can of wasp spray is better to use than pepper spray!

Will you take some of my husbands peppers back to the White House?

Have her ask the Lender if a little salt, pepper and mustard will season it enough.

In short, there's a lot more to it than just finding keywords and peppering your site with them.It can take years of effort, but it is worth it.

And for some states that is true, BUT for most states it is total BS.Either way, I'm going to continue to call them all "double closings", whether they are wet, dry, or scrambled.Well I think I might call them all "simultaneous closings" sometimes, too.And I'm probably going to pepper that with some "double escrows" and a couple "back to back's".

There are very few events out there that take this approach; most are free events that pepper the bare minimum of valuable information, with the bulk of the event designed to upsell you on some other, expensive product, training, etc.

So if I seller finance 10 SFDs to another investor, they expect it to be originated as a salt n' pepper deal, nothing that a bank would even build into the deal such as partial releases, assignments and releases of collateral, offset provisions or periodic lum sum payments based on other receivables or incomes.

Just throwing it out there I think it would be very helpful but I dont know how much the the big guns like Rich, MikeOh, Nick and Will would want us newbies peppering them with questions :DSo maybe Rich's idea is better...

The one disadvantage I can see is that if your title insurance co requires a difficult or impossible condition, I have to move to an entirely different escrow, I can't simply move title companies and keep the same escrow.Sorry to pepper you with questions but it's rare we get somebody that knows what they are talking about on BP, although there are certainly some.