But in case they don't read it the prescreening script should be part of your initial phone conversation prior to scheduling showings.If you have a hot property you can also schedule multiple people at the same time slots, creates a bit of a competition between them.

I'm looking to better serve real estate investors and I'm hoping someone can provide some feedback.

Right now I'm basically doing pay-as-you-go here-and-there gen-ed courses, but I plan to start pursuing a Mechanical Engineering degree in the fall at ISU....maybe.At this point, I have nothing but 200 dollars in savings, and a total of $10k in debt.I moved home for the summer, but rather than get another job as a server, I feel motivated - compelled even - to pursue something bigger.

The room was nearly full and there was a list of about 30 properties up for auction in our time slot.

You can often leverage the services of a process server for these. 

I have created a "Rend Demand" electronically through the NYC court systems but I will have to hire someone (friend or family member for free) to server her.Should I do this then hire a lawyer or should I just hire a lawyer and let them handle everything?

If banks support the use of the Ethereum blockchain, then they have to also support the value of Ether, which "fuels" the network by giving miners (the people who own the decentralized servers that process the data) an incentive to keep on mining and running the data.

In my mind you only replace a roof on a house or non sensitive commercial setting(ei not a server farm) when you have leaks that cannot be fixed, or you have a insurance event like a hail storm.  

Our home was 95% rented the entire summer (only vacancies were 1-2 slots between stays occasionally). 

Money $2500 may not be worth it for legal actions because you have to pay the upfront costs of court fees, process server, skip trace, filing fees etc.