Dawn Anastasi absolutely great work to AASEW, Tristan, Scott Walker, legislators and all others that help reform eviction law in wi.Refreshing to see the law actually uphold contracts and limit the leaching.Now if we can get the commissioners and sheriffs follow it, or speed up there adaptation to the new law!

This is all very private information and we treat it as such and have all sorts of information security stuff in place, but if the police come a-knocking because a real estate professional (one of our own) went missing, there's signs of struggle in the kitchen of the house she was showing, and Homebuyer Fred is suddenly nowhere to be found, you bet your butt we're going to do what we can to help (after checking with the compliance department, of course).Most of that might not apply exactly to what you are doing,  but there should be some nuggets you can pull out and adapt. 

I'm not telling you that you have to change your terms, but be prepared to adapt them and modify them depending on the situation.

You have to change & adapt or be left in the dust.

Bruce Lee had this idea that the strongest element on earth was water because it could adapt to any of the other elements and use their own "strengths" against them - aka a flood carring the debris of earth into other earth.

This is all about adapting though!

We had a lot of luck adapting the standard local Board of Realtors contracts when we first started out and couldn't afford an attorney.

I think it's important to adapt the rules in order to keep tenants, especially good ones.

Everyone was new to P&C with Met at that time, the difference was I used my own approach and they used scripts (office polotics kept me from mentioning what I really did, LOL)So, I do suggest reading all the scripts you can and adapt those points to your own style.

In the past year, we have surrounded ourselves with experienced professionals and invested in resources to educate ourselves in order to adapt with the continuous changing Real Estate environment.