I have read and re-read all your comments and admit to being seriously concerned as I can get no closing documents despite having paid up some eight months ago although a friend who attended the seminar in Britain with me last summer has had his closing documents and has also had an interview over the telephone in respect of his SRAP cashback with the Mississippi Development Association.

But, he was going to be able to achieve very favorable owner-financing terms, with low down-payment, 30-year am, and low interest rate.He then invited me to view a link, which turned out to be a PDF of Brandon Turner's BP Calculator, and asked for my opinion...You should know - I answer each and every message, email, and telephone call; specifically when approached with due consideration, as in this case.  

I am not going to give you a transcript, but he now has my telephone number - not many people get my telephone number...only those of you who want to learn!

Hi everyone in the community,Quick question on what you might call morals etc when dealing with a property seller.When on the telephone upon first contact would it be ok to say a "written offer" to them within a certain timeframe.

Prescreen by telephone and only show to those who are likely to qualify to rent.Show in the daylight hours only.Show properties as a team... my husband and I, or with our property assistant.Schedule back to back appointments.Photograph the prospective tenant's car when I arrive and leave their name and contact info at home and in our car.Never carry a lethal weapon.

Do you have like a telephone script where I can get my ideas from?

Setting the appointment on the telephone with the sellers - what is critical to say3.

It states that 'tenant shall pay for all utilities, cinluding, but not limited to: electricity, heat, telephone, fire alarm changes, heat system maintenance costs, janitorial and cleaning charges and snow removal from xxx street in front of premises. and then in another section goes into more detail that I shall be responsible for 'normal maintenance of such items including, but not limited to heating and air conditioning systems' He said that the heating system is only two years old and that if something was broken beyond repair it would be on him but it is written out and sounds like there should be more detail. opinion? 

You can start today and telephone the club president and vendors to get to know them.Call 3 different REO brokers ask them what they need to close on by the end of the month.

Did she give you the list verbally by telephone, in person, by text, by email, by letter?