I said "done".Moral of the story: our job as investors is to go with our guts and not over pay.

I don’t know whether you’re attempting to “test the wind” of your opinion of unfairness, or you’re torn between moral indecision about a friend who with whom you have agreed to terms and now desire to change those terms.So maybe I can use my experience to help you out.

Moral of the story:  Be realistic, be patient, hold long term.

I would like to meet people from here and also people who I can meet in my area for moral support, that for me would be great. 

Moral of the story, stop, walk away and keep yourself out of trouble.

@Carolyn Morales I'm not sure about the first question, I'm wondering the same thing, but for the second: it depends on the deal you work out with the broker when you join them.

So moral of the story depends on where in Evanston you looking.

Moral of the story...

Yeah, I definitely wouldn't want to be responsible (financially or morally) if someone was to get hurt due to not having proper egress out of a basement suite.

Lending Tree spends million a year in advertising to bring in leads---they are supposedly best in class in this industry---I wouldn't buy another lead from them or anyone else EVER...My moral---Don't buy leads, generate your own...Regards,Scott MillerOriginally posted by "07SCREW":Gee, that was a pretty helpful reply.