I'm sure he'd prefer to have rented it "as is" rather than putting in cabinets, but this sort of business decision will have to be made on occasion.

I also only worked as an agent on those occasions and not as an investor, so that would also make a big difference, since from now on, I would like to become the investor.

We had the feds show up at the auction on several occasions to arrest some of the bidders.

Have asked on more than one occasion for a response or at least acknowledgement of receipt.

The wife has suggested it on occasion. :)My wife has been warming up to RE lately.

Sharon Thanks for the note Sharon - I did call on several occasions and talk to several different people...the resounding answer was you need to come into the courthouse to get those.btw- Great post yesterday!

I thought that this one was just made-up Realtor BS until I experienced it first hand.Although I have an large ozone generator so far I have never had the occasion to use it for curry smells but it works so well on other organic smells that it would be the first thing I would try.No that's not true - The First thing I would do would be market the house in Indians because I would love to have Indians as tenants.

On the rare occasion I wasn't sure who made the deposit, I simply called both tenants who (at that time) had the same rent amount and asked if they made the deposit.

I see real estate attorneys, title company types doing that here on occasion and I'm sure they will stop doing so in short order.

This does not mean free reign but them driving and you navigating.This is generally acceptable when working with clients and I've done it on a number of occasions to show clients what's actually out there when you search; usually to make them realize the legitimacy of the comps or that there's nothing available in a particular area.I hope that makes more sense.