The art of the takeaway works really well here.

If it worked that well and there was no need for brokers/agents the industry wouldn't exist.Attorneys some are good but some will rob you blind.They lure you in with a per hour rate and then try to drag the process out to make more income for themselves.I have seen attorneys absolutely sink deals for clients and make mistakes.An attorney is a contract negotiator and many know nothing about real estate values or the art of the deal.If you have time to do everything yourself that is great.Many of my clients don't have time.I handle problems for them and get paid very well for it.As I was posting this to you I had to remember something.

Here is my question.I am pretty well versed in the art of the double close as well as the assignment of contracts but in this day of ever so quickly changing rule/laws/regulations I have found it tougher to find lenders willing to offer financing to my end buyer.

Ivan- where art thou?

Originally posted by Tom Cullen:Two of the released detainees at GITMO who were repatriated with their home country of Saudi Arabia were enrolled in a "art rehab" program.

Art

Lock picking is a skill and art and even the same brand lock with a different pin set will take a different amount of time to pick.

In its more sophisticated and complex form it's a tool of art, like canvas and paint, or a movie camera, it can be used to tell a story.

It didn't matter what: art, singing, soccer, just something that they put some serious effort into.

Newbie from San Fernando Valley,Cali.Hi, I was/am a musician but the Arts are just not paying all that well at the moment (for most)...so..I had to make some choices awhile back..I have a girl I love who has stuck by me through enough tough times...and we both deserve better..so for the past cpl yrs I've been learning the REI theories/practices so to speak(very interesting cpl yrs to be learing REI)..and now..it's time to get practical..