I use Costco home delivery (or whatever company contracts through them) for most stuff, mainly: large pump bottles of shampoo & conditioner, bath/shower bar soap, tide pods, dishwasher tabs & dish soap (Also fill bathroom soap dispenser 25% with dish soap then add water to make foaming hand soap); salt, black peppercorns, microwave popcorn (this is the only "snack" or food I provide); Toilet paper, paper towel, tissues; tea & hot chocolate, coffee mixers I have a large cabinet in the laundry room that I keep locked up.

I am new to this whole subject but was impressed with his delivery and subject expertise.Scott Carson spoke again and discussed the need for note investors to be able to raise capital to fund deals.

You can buy at a discount and then schedule delivery for whenever you are ready.  

Excellent tip but just make sure you bomb those bad boys cause with them going from house to house (typically in lower end areas), in the delivery truck and warehouse with other rented stuff, you never know what type of bugs they have in them.

Just the managers that are in place just don't deliver.  I

Also, I work for an appraisal company and see people close literally within days of the appraisal report delivery.

:roll: One guy mentioned that he hired a man who hangs pizza delivery flyers on doors in neighborhoods for a living - makes about $50K!

Stop replying to his emails, block his email address, don't answer his phone calls (don't even listen to his messages) and make sure to communicate with him via USPS delivered mail (using Certified Return Receipt mail delivery) only.

I wouldn't say that those gov't agencies are supplying the data for the stated reason; they are supplying it because it is public record, and the fees pay for the costs that are associated with delivery of the public information via those websites.

The obvious question.What are your average turn around times for approval of a loan and delivery of funds.What are the penalties for early pay off.