I wouldn't want to give the homeowner the impression that I will be closing on their property if I really have no intention of doing that.Assuming this is true, would you use some type of option agreement as an addendum to a purchase and sales agreement or would an option contract be self contained?

I was pretty impressed with his speech.

However, before you do a roof I'd suggest the handbook printed by the "composition roofing trade association" (I think that's the name of it).

I say trust your first impression.

I've spent the past few weeks reading different threads on the forum and am impressed with not only the depth of knowledge the members possess but also the willingness, on their part, to help those of us who don't know as much.

Even low returns look impressive if given enough time.I think there are some number of investors who buy into a negative cash flow deal based on the idea they will get appreciation over the long term.

Glad to see so many people here and I'm impressed with the lack of repression on this site compared to others I visited.

After reading a bunch of articles and threads I think my first impression wasn't wrong.I bought a home, lived in it a few years, sold for a nice profit, and moved into another recently.

Im so impressed with it, that a computer geek like myself is sending out my first batch of postcards this week.

Was impressed with the individuals whose courses I purchased and think they provide the honest, no-frills approach to REI.I'm currently living the suburbs of Sacramento, CA, but have plans on moving to Las Vegas if not around the 1st of 2009...a little bit sooner.Well, not really sure what else to say, so I'll wrap this little introduction up.Thanks for reading!