I bid on another property this friday but the seller said they wanted to wait before responding since they expect weekend viewers.

If you have agents sending you deals- How do you prefer to see that information displayed?

Well, after closer to 30 hours, I still hadn't heard anything, so I sent one more email, which bluntly displayed my displeasure, demanding someone pay me at least 2 months lost rent, and firing X at the same time. 

But time and  experience has changed my mind.I am a real estate broker, when new investors ask me that questions, I say "yes", You can never have too much knowledge.As an agent working for a company (keep in mind you don't want to act as an agent), you want to learn the culture, how agents think, what they do and talk about.Don't display how smart you are and how much money you want to make investing in real estate, just listen, go along to get alone.Yes you will have an opportunity to to access the MLS, that's a good thing.Do this with MLS:program MLS to follow listings in neighborhoods you are interested insearch for commercial properties, active and expiredkeep track of expired listing in the systemmake offers on expired listingsdon't try to compete with agents in the office for listings or sales -- REMEMBER you are an investor, do not work for pennies!

You display it in your actions.

You may or may not have been doing this long enough to know that there is nothing gained by any display of disapproval outside of an eventual call for a reference.You should start to operate like anyone is a ticking time bomb and remember that you don't want that to explode near you.

However, it is important in my view that if you are committed to your relationship that you display a willingness to demonstrate that commitment.

I think that this level of freedom is far more valuable than any exterior displays of "wealth" like cars and homes and jewelry.

Today, that swath of land is part of the much larger Rust Belt.After the dot-com crash, some Bay Area cars displayed the bumper sticker: Please God, Just One More Bubblehttps://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2004-08-15/commentary-please-god-just-one-more-bubbleThe big joke from financial history is: This time is different

I have my personal house up but cant find anywhere were the vesting is displayed.. when you go to assessor there is no vesting info...