some homeowners are controlling with price fixing because they feel they know how much their house should be worth lol and to avoid confrontations, agents just accepts to list for that price they demanded, knowing fully well it wont sell for that price..there is no reason why that house should have gotten 22 showings and not a single offer if you crossed all 3 things. it upsets me lol but don't give up, reduce the price if you must, run it as an Easter promo and let it go. each rehab is a lesson 

I have a question for any lenders that are out there for some issues that I've just recently confronted. 

I don't mean this confrontationally.

Just because I've been doing this a long time doesn't mean I don't fight the same "violent confrontations" as everyone else in the business, new or not, nor does it mean that I've learned everything I need to know. 

So the process server I hired to serve the Summons/Complaint/Prejudgment Claim of Right to Possession indicated she tried 2 times last week and 1 time this week and each time she was confronted by an entire family in the SFD being vacated, who somehow moved in and would not give their names but informed that they do not know the named Defendant =LProcess server is mailing the proof of service into court (Los Angeles) but I am now wondering how does that work since per LA and OC websites' wording, that they expect even the Claim of Right to Possession be delivered (whether direct or substituted) to a named defendant?!

When I confronted the agent about that, he replied they're adding value by advising that it's a good vacation rental market, and that if I can't see the value, he felt sorry for me.  

Lured him to a fake job for confrontation.

I would much rather be a person who dives in headfirst believing I will reach the chance of becoming a rockstar and then confronting all the obstacles in my way.

Finally you can avoid confrontation by handing everyone a rental application to fill out or emailing it to them, saying you must accept a $35 rental app fee and will be checking for evictions, criminal history and income.

I confronted my former tenant about this, and he is claiming that somebody must have stolen his identity, which seems highly improbable to me, especially given the timing.