If an agency says they guarantee xxx number of leads… again run for the hills!

They just have to have enough coming in from various sources and not be undercapitalized.We've seen much more on-paper appreciation already than I bargained for, but that's because I both got VERY lucky and I also made some solid strategic decisions based on information I gained by compulsive research into a possible target area.

WOWI guess we should be considered local customs.Here, if the verbal counter was received on original offer in writing, the agent could just sent an email, stating that "your counter at $xxx was received and accepted by my client."

Just say something like "my name is Jared and I am interested in buying your house at XXX XXXX.

Recently watched a podcast where discussion came up around intriguing strategy to send an actual figure "I will buy your house for $xxx".

You tell your realtor "I want to submit an offer on this place for $XXX,XXX.

Trusts are not registered, but property held in the Trust are titled by: Name of Trustee, Trustee (the title, just that word), XXX Trust. 

Basically, you rent to her on the 15th of XXX month, and rent should be due on the 15th of every month and is considered late after the 20th.

He'd make comments like "They should be happy making XXX over what they paid for the place."   

Simply say you are not renewing the lease and as per the existing lease, you are giving her XXX days' notice and she needs to be out by the end of the lease.