Last week a lady called and asked because she's sitting 4 feet away in her car but didn't feel like getting out of her car to retrieve the flyer.(2) Do you ever consider a shorter term lease?

First, I advise you to go ahead and become a Realtor.Second, there is a feature that I have available to me as part of my MLS (comes with my MLS fees) called Courthouse Retrieval System (CRS).

The retrieval of the leads is what takes so much time.

I live in Northern California and looking to wholesale anywhere from Sacramento to the Bay Area.I usually browse BP to retrieve answers to my questions, but I am sure every state has different laws.

For the last few years my focus has been on building software that pulls information from sources all over the web and automates data entry and information retrieval tasks.

The same thing goes for other dogs, but some dogs, like golden retrievers are more willing to overlook a misstep.If you're a surfer - it's like the difference between a short board and a long board.

Also, I noticed yesterday there is no way to retrieve or view inbox messages.

@Brandon Turner We set up a Google Answering number but when we call and leave a message, Launa's cell rings but we cannot for the life of us figure out how to retrieve the message.

Dobermans maybe, German Shepards or a Golden Retriever, but no cats. :)

A low ball offer and a calculated below market value offer are two different things.If we have an example below:$100K (ARV)$10K (REHAB COSTS - incl. materials & labor)$10K (CLOSING COSTS & OTHER)A realistic offer would be $40K-$50K (depending on your personal rule of thumb - i.e. 60%-70% LTV - incl. all costs - offer @ +/- $5K)Now if their asking price is roughly $70K, this is a reasonable offer.A low ball offer would be anything below $35K,Normally to retrieve an offer below 80% of an REO's asking price is usually not possible.