Said he just fills in the blanks on his phone and it will give an estimate?

There are even a few folks on the phone with investors bidding live on these higher-end properties.There is an interesting cast of characters at the Fulton County tax sale.

After a few hard phone calls, and several weeks of back-and-forth, my client decided the lack of trust in the seller, and the multitude of issues were too much for even the best deal on paper; and this may have been excellent.As agents, we constantly walk the line when it comes to judging a "good deal". 

If it's a good-sized outfit, they'll get a lawyer on the phone to tell you that they've done this a million times and they're certain to win.

Be happy to chat over the phone if you'd like.

In the future, when you deal with any RE professionals make sure to properly "vet" them by reading reviews, conducting phone interviews, speaking to previous clients ,etc.

That addendum also has provisions that allow the seller to do additional marketing on their own including their own yard sign, so I'm not sure what the fuss was about there - though I can tell you if you put a FSBO sign in your front yard agents driving by will blow your phone up trying to get a listing appointment with you and that's a whole other conversation.

Only cash mate hehe 😁I've always been of the opinion that the best way to get rich is to have lots of money 😂  US Treasury Bonds mateJust need enough to throw it there and go to sleep.Depends on how much is enough for someone lolSafest and most passive investment IMOEverything else will always require "That phone call"Thanks

As an aside, the old management company (that I terminated a couple weeks ago) gave the tenant my personal cell phone number so I got a call from her yesterday which was awkward and highly unprofessional. 

Slightly off topic- on top of Brandens tip of telling tenants your the building manager, get a phone number with a different area code.