@Nick Rutkowski pretty much nailed it.

He continues to string me along with promises but finding out there was no insurance on the property was the nail in the coffin for me and I don't believe anything he says anymore. 

He continues to string me along with promises but finding out there was no insurance on the property was the nail in the coffin for me and I don't believe anything he says anymore.

Yes, it makes me annoyed that they obtain a large chunk of money that was potentially mine and of course I wonder how to avoid that, but at the end of the day it is what it is and all is fair and well.Also, on a personal note, realtors are experts in manners, and I tend to be the bull in the china shop sometimes - lol - I'm not everyone's cup of tea.I might add some more but everyone else already nailed it.

Some information about where we are at;We currently have 2 triple line Mojo Dialers   - with four part time in-house cold callers (16 hours of calling done per day)  I launched Carrot Premium, thinking about their SEO service to really nail down the website.

Some information about where we are at;We currently have 2 triple line Mojo Dialers - with four part time in-house cold callers (16 hours of calling done per day) I launched Carrot Premium, thinking about their SEO service to really nail down the website.

I would find an experienced developer to nail down these numbers because the cities are horrible at getting accurate info to you.

@Greg Dickerson nailed it.  

I think the hardest part will be nailing down actual expenses.

Most online processors make you pay for their service, but it saves you that trip to the PO Box and they usually have a cap on their fees to make it reasonable.