Also he's investor friendly, prompt with messages, and so glad I found him.

Keep in mind you have a lot different tools available here, and creativity is key.I always ask if they have a mortgage, and what they need to get out of the deal cash, this will prompt the conversation, and then you can go from there.  

If they've been there a while and only now put up cameras, something must have prompted them.

They are very prompt!  

I did NOT continue with it because of my personal situation, that would not let me qualify.It is a great program and I wish it would have worked out for me, as it would of save me soooo much money on down payment and closing cost.I am under contract on my first property and the closing cost alone, makes me want to puke in my mouth(:But go for it, just keep in mind it is a long and tedious process and submit everything they ask for promptly.

Brian sometimes tags me to prompt a thesis out of me, LOL. 

I would not promptly call people back, and the leads I did get were for rentals, of which I wasted plenty of time showing houses, just for the renters to go to other agents or not rent from me at all.

I have found that $100.00 over market is not too much to prompt a tenant to move, given they are happy where they are, so I keep them happy! 

In fact, the pushback has prompted Mitch O'Farrell to propose a re-examination of the original ordinance.It is a very hot area but most property owners/ sellers know it all too well!

I need an honest mortgage broker that is going to actually communicate promptly with me.