. - if you are inclined to let her stay and use her security deposit, I would ask her for a copy of her job's offer letter with the start date, just to be sure she is actually going to leave when she says she is.

Besides having a hard time finding a person to do such a small job when a permit is required, i'm having a hard time deciding what material to go with.Since the majority of the cost is labor (i'm being quoted around $5/sf install without material), i'm inclined to go with a slightly more expensive material if there's a benefit to it.Any suggestions as to what I should go with?

They know when some investors are struggling and would be more inclined to sell (before it hits the market).

Once you figure out this number, you might be a little more inclined to monetize every lead that comes in.

So we are not on the same page when it comes to how much his house is worth.You bring up a good alternative but in this case because the owner thinks his house will sell for higher he is more inclined to an agreement where he gets the upside after I collect X amount in profit.I am not saying this makes total sense...but thats what the way he is looking at it....so was wondering if anyone ran into a similar situation and has ever structured a deal in this manner.

To those ends, I would very much like to get in touch with like-minded realtors, who are technologically inclined and would like to swap ideas.Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Make sure to put up a photo on your profile, people are more inclined to help.

I guess im just worried she wont be as inclined to negotiate the best deal because of this.

I am inclined to think that it would be best to carry a revolving ball of cash to do deals with, but somehow that just doesn't seem like the best way.

And the inclination to take the risk?