I have to agree with Kyle that making offers without the intention of carrying them through could cause a lot of legal problems - not to mention the damage to your reputation!

(Btw, I don't mean this post to sound as if all contractors are thieves, I know there are reputable and honest ones as well)I was wondering how you all got started and if you could offer any advice!

Norris Group has a solid and professional reputation.

He's got a good reputation and is all over the city.

This process adds real value to the community and thus to your reputation and credibility.

Persuasive authority may persuade a judge to rule the same way - but it does not require a judge to rule the same way.And the discussion continues and gets more complicated as we go on.SO - I recommend if you ever have questions about what you can or cannot do - you look for any kind of landlord tenant reference book published by a reputable publisher that is addressed specifically for PA and is a current publication; OR, consult a local attorney knowledgable in these matters....

I would be happy paying 3-5% fee as long as the advisor was reputable and successful in the past.

Unfortunately, sometimes the reputation that HML's have is justified.

Actually it was the title company that told me it would take 2 weeks.The seller is reputable so that's why I trusted him and considered skipping in the first place.I will deliberate and skip or I suppose I'll look for another title co.Thanks for the quick and detailed response!

On a one-off basis, a rental property qualifies at about $100k, will see about $5k in federal tax savings, and the fee will be $1500.Bryan Hancock, you obviously haven't dealt with a reputable firm, or 300% ROIs simply don't whet your appetite...either way, your pencils need sharpening.