I cannot tell you how awesome it is to have a guy like you on here keeping us oblivious (no offense to you Marc, I speak for myself here!)

Keep in mind with that conservative approach you want to be bidding offensively low, just to see if you can spend the full daily budget.

You are welcome to consider that as well.All the best.GaryNo offense, but this is not how a business communicates with a client or customer.

Some states allow felonies but not sex offenses.

No offense to you, but I can't stand websites that make you join some mailing list before letting you know what it is they are looking at.

I don't know why, but perhaps with English being my second language, and having to try to learn it the best I can, I take particular notice and offense in this area as well.

No offense to RE professionals, but I discovered 95% of the "professionals" out there don't know jack about the industry.

In other words the BK attorney would pay you for this service, for their client, just as they would pay for any other outsourced service (ie. court reporter, paralegal, etc.).www.habitatmediation.comAs paying people for leads is an offense that can get someone disbarred is there any knowledge that you have as to it being illegal for a bankruptcy preparer governed by different laws to pay out referral fees.

No offense but you have no cash, no credit, and are on the verge of being unwilling to hold down a job - that's about the same status as my 3-year old.

It was the members of NRU who set the BAD precedent by abusing BiggerPockets.As for your disappointment, no offense, but you're welcome to be disappointed.