So I recommend that you develop a disclosure form stating you are an agent acting as a principle and are representing only yourself, and in no way are you acting on behalf of the seller or buyer or any other party in any agency status, form of agency or capacity whatsoever.

Now, I'm not sure if this has any effect whatsoever on the prospect, but if they are motivated and want to liquidate, this 'feature' may be something that appeals to that particular person.I do understand what Jay is saying about it sounding 'amateur'.  

I have been trying to schedule a recap meeting, and give the team a chance to explain and hopefully make things right, but it’s like pulling teeth trying to schedule any appointments with James(sales rep) and Michael.We had requested to speak with Michael numerous times, or have him review our program, to hopefully provide a bit of reassurance- as we did drop ~$20,000 hard-earned dollars into the program, but we are still waiting-not holding our breath.To boot, we have numerous charges that hit our account post-contract.

In most cases, we can stop foreclosure from happening – because as you know, a foreclosure on your record can ruin your credit for up to 10 years, making it difficult to get another house, car, credit card, are any type of credit whatsoever.

I did.As a Broker in California I dont like the California Association of Realtors agreement for buying, its way too friendly and doesnt have a lot of teeth.

In the past year they have added some real teeth to the legislation and real complication to the regulation.Mold related illnesses are also in the sights of attorneys.

It is like pulling teeth to get an actual phone conversation out of him.

Thanks for your thoughts and ideas I know this was a pretty vague topic and maybe should be posted in the "discontent with the rat race/socioeconomic structures that seem trap people in them based on class for life while they perpetually struggle to get a bite of the carrot that perpetually dangles just out of reach from their hungry teeth" section...

At a minimum, you need to call and mail out to your 300 closest friends/acquaintances/relatives/whoever, plus order 2000 business cards and start passing them out like candy. www.Retechulous.com (Josh Schoenly) is an agent marketing company that I've heard good things about (and no, I have no connection to them whatsoever).Might also want to google "real estate agent forums" to talk to rank and file agents, though 99% won't know crap about investing, if that happens to be a particular interest of yours.

I don't think you go to your barber to get your teeth cleaned. :)