I checked the court records, they had filed for divorce, I assumed the sale was causing the divorce to hang fire (this is a community property state), and made them a low ball/slightly less than ZERO OUT offer.

Below is a sample survey script and questions you should ask to get the ball rolling.johnmichael: Script #1: “Hi, my name is _____________.

IMO this is the biggest thing keeping people behind the 8 ball financially.

I can't offer any advice yet on the actual real estate side, but I can offer this. as soon as you turn 18 I would apply for 1 credit card, or any other form of credit, just to get the ball rolling.

It seems to me like your property manager was not exactly on the ball here.

So basically i have a few contacts that can help me out, please give me any advice to some things i could do to get the ball rolling

Maybe a basement that had 750-1000 ball mason jars from three generations, the 60's, 70's, and 80's.

So if you can't find the original deed then you can check out the plat books and get a ball park idea of how old the house is.

Was getting ready to put an offer in this morning, called to get it set up and the ball rolling... and there was an offer already accepted on it.

I'm not an expert on this subject, but I'll get the ball rolling.The "and/or assigns" clause is needed for a contract that you intend to assign to someone else.