With all sincerity Rich, the fact that you feel absolutely compelled to respond to every one of my posts (even if all you type is "Blah") is very flattering.It's probably subconscious (you don't even realize it), but there must be something about what I say that either scares you or makes you think.I don't expect you to admit it, but the fact that you can't not respond to me says it all.Sincerely Rich, thank you.

Sincerely, former Bank Vice President now Short-sale Investor P.S.

Its okay and he should appreciate your sincerity and appreciate your willingness to work!

I would love to hear more about this topic, if anyone could comment, please.THANK YOU, SINCERELY, TOMAS

Sincerely, P.S.

The good news is that any shortage I have from the 1%er is covered by the 4%ER since real estate is not my primary income.

., I hope, sincerely, that you never have to go through what most of my clients and family and friends are going through (who are responsible individuals becoming the scape goats in this society of late)...but if you do, God forbit, I truely hopt that you will have a network of friends and family that will not judge you, and some folks do, and will support you, and hopefully, you'll know a banker/investor/broker, someone...who will at least give you the time of day, to listen to your "story".

Sincerely, Jason

Hello H Mann, I would be happy to provide you any info or comps, without any obligations.I am an agent with prudential realty and we do investment properties in Bay Area as well.contact me at your convenience, and I would be happy to assist your needs. sincerely, Tomas

Sincerely, Felix Liusky, former Bank Vice President Wellsfargo, Bank of America, citibank and Summit National Bank Corp.