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I'd rather pull all my teeth out with a pair of pliers by hand than do business with them EVER again. 

I don’t think it was a “by the skin of my teeth” approval but you never know.

Can’t help but notice it’s a “her”...Depends.Are they drop dead gorgeous...?

Sometimes I'm clenching my teeth and hoping a certain guest never returns, but thankfully, I've managed to get all good reviews, even if a small percentage of them are 4's. 

Most plots of land that are cheap enough to purchase look daunting. the terrain is less than Ideal, although views are gorgeous.

And with a good tenant buyer that is willing to pay in a little extra per month toward the down payment, you can get them to work... and ultimately collect your profit on the backend, or on the second and third lease option tenants if that plays out.The clear advantage of going this way is... if you dont find a "GOOD" lease option buyer, you are not obligated to the sellers... just let the bank take it like they were going to anyway.Pre-foreclosure lists are easy to find, and because getting a short sale completed is a numbers game there are often many sellers in that niche that could not get the short sale done, and are going to walk... you can cut your teeth on those until you get your system fine tuned.On a side note... the other way to go is to get a mailing list of absentee owners from your county tax rolls, or realquest.com.

I know I want to build my net worth for the future but I can't live by the skin of my teeth like my current landlord is.

You are looking for a win-win relationship, not just a futile arithmetic exercise based on splits of mythical commissions that haven't been earned.Only in real estate do complete beginners walk into job interviews armed to the teeth with "what's in it for me" questions for their employer.

Calls his wonderful-gorgeous-Realtor Dusty again because "we" eh-hum "he" forgot to tell his BP something, and wants her to email it to him, because he doesn't want to listen her tell him the details.Calls Tim to see what level he is on in Resident Evil.