Add other non-broker compensation costs (appraisal, stamps, etc....) and it quickly goes to $3,000.00.

Pelosi in the control of the House, Reid in control of a possibly filibuster proof majority in the Senate and Obama in the White House to rubber stamp the evermore draconian socialist "reforms" we will see from Congress.

@Luke H. if that's the case, take lots of pictures with date and time stamp, change the locks and get this baby re-rented

What you'll need is knowledge, pen, paper, an envelope and 50 cents for a stamp.

I like the method of canvasing an area and then getting results that way before I start sending out money on lists and postcards and stamps without really doing a little area first to see if the campaign is worth your time.

"If they demand answers, etc, advise him that company policy dictates that if a person demands the reason for denial, they will need to submit a letter requesting the reason for denial, along with a self addressed, stamped envelope to your address.

You don't need a degree or liscense or some one"s stamp of approval.Although I feel for Minna, (and have been in her situation) unfortunatly it is life.

The other $3k is made up of:Appraisal/Inspection Fees - expectedCredit reportTax related service feeApplication feeProcessing feeUnderwriting feeHazard Insurance - expectedAttorney's fee - expectedtitle Insurance - expectedTitle Updates (due to construction loan) - expectedRecording fee (mortgage)City/County Tax/Stamps (deed) - expectedSurvey - expectedReinspection fees (3 due to construction loan) - expectedDoc PrepAny guidance on which if any I should be negotiating?

If you want to starts a mailing campaign sure envelopes, paper and ink are cheap but if you have 1,000-3,000 on you list,guess what stamps aren't cheap we are talking $700 - $1,500 just for the first round.

Hi gang hope all is wellI have a oppurtunity to make an offer on 2 buildbale lots in a dense blue collar area in Orange County Calif,,,My feeling is the seller wants too much for his lots,the truth is,his price is "Too Dear" as my Grandpa from Pennyslyvania would say when we bought collector postage stamps mail orderHow do I approach this with intelligence and candor,,?