This is fine, but when its as generic/vague update that doesn't really tell ya much and its the same thing week after week after week after week, you need to have a talk with your negotiator.

While I can't think of anything else generic to be discussing with the attorney, you might want to ask the attorney, "Given our situation as we've discussed it, is there anything else we should be considering or talking about that we haven't covered?"

I've been having a real hard time getting things set up and running, and finding/making a website that's not like every other realtors is driving me up the wall.I was told to get one from this site http://www.proagentwebsites.com/ but I hate how busy and generic everything is.

Another is the ability to administer without court proceedings, absent litigation.I suggest you look for administration of a decedent's estate, a probate with an executor, administrator or (generically) personal representative.

hello,here is a quick type of generic deal I am looking at along with details of my current status:I have 70k cash. looking to fix and flip.

Then you can draft a generic email that you send to anyone that replies to the ad.

You shouldn't pitch any numbers or specifics on returns...just use generics from similar deals and talk about how you plan to do it like they did.

I see a lot of general or generic responses to topics created...or at least a "best of" post/response for the month?

You listen to the host ramble on, generically  answering questions, continue to tell everyone it is a numbers hame and to keep pounding the pavement OR they'll start talking about their successes.

The answers are nicely worded, but they're also generic and often are missing key information in response to the question that a tax professional specializing in real estate would likely know to mention.