
31 August 2008 | 3 replies
It is unlawful and a criminal offense (a fine of $10,000 or up to one year in jail) to offer anyone consideration not to bid, or to fix or restrain the bidding process in any manner.PostponementSales may be postponed by announcement at the time and location specified for the intended sale.

18 November 2008 | 26 replies
I feel like my second grade teacher just lectured me on being bad here, but neither I, nor Jason, nor anyone else who gets into business to make money (most people in business) is bad, despite what you may think.I take offense, and I'm sure there are millions of other people out there who would as well.Thanks.

8 December 2008 | 42 replies
Sorry guys No offense but I think I just went on a tirade don't take it wrong.....I had lots of people tell me I would never be succesful in this business......today people are always telling me ....you can't do this or that for various reasons......It isn't customarily done that way.....the client will never do that.......people in this neck of the country don't do that....there is a law against that......

24 June 2008 | 9 replies
. :)No offense Sir, but by nature, when you fall in love with a property, you overpay....always.
2 July 2008 | 29 replies
No offense to anyone who enjoys cutting hair...

22 August 2008 | 20 replies
I completely agree with Beach Bum & SNicewarner...no lockbox access for clients, this is a serious offense and violates The Code Of Ethics.

27 June 2009 | 25 replies
Everyone is right - I know many investors to just transfer it over to the LLC and I know some who do the land trust.Since Wells is "somewhat" aware of this (no offense but that was your rookie mistake - letting them know) I might not transfer it for a few months - just let it sit - or get it transferred by don't record the deed - that way it is notarized and all but somehow the city just didn't get it recorded?

9 September 2008 | 19 replies
I agree, it won't be easy learning new players and a new offense but he's got enough experience and passion for the game to make up for his age.

20 September 2008 | 11 replies
A NSF can be a criminal offense, but using one for a sec dep or first month's rent still only gives you the eviction process to physically get the tenant out of the property.

16 March 2020 | 12 replies
Louisiana is definitely different :)Be sure you are complying with Act 50 (effective 2017) that made conducting below real estate activities for 3rd parties without a license illegal, yep a criminal offense...