Call and post when you catch a glimmer of the first wheel on your grass and never let them do the yard...they're incapable.

Since they have so many listings, they often lag in getting timely responses back to buyer's agents.It's a Catch 22 if you call the seller's agent directly because they'll likely be mad you're not working with your buyer's agent.

I was watching CNBC and caught about 5 minutes. They had a bunch of "experts" and were discussing real estate and the housing "bubble". I had to run. Did anyone see the whole thing? Fill us in . . .

BigDave, what is the catch with the free magazines?

Catch ya'll later!!!

:groovy:Good catch on the closing costs, I didn't figure them into the original calculations.

Or is there some 'catch' that I do not understand?

The tenant-buyer gets to buy a house with a very cheap "mortgage" from you, and you get to lock in your sales price.The catch?

If yours is higher, which I doubt, then sue the crap out of him...If not you will need to make the appropriate changes to your existing lot.Temporarily, you can put a catch basin at the rear of the property to catch the water and then istall underground gutters that tie in from your roof and drain then drain to the street.The other concern is the county that approved such a drainage plan...sounds like the county engineer was drunk when he approved it.

That said, my disclosure is nothing that will catch anyone's attention.