I agree with J.Scott - it's hard to be 100% objective the first few days, since there's this disruption to muscle memory that makes it initially harder to use.

What I'd say is most important is to establish what's actually covered by the fee though - in the end if both parties are aligned from the onset and you feel the value is there for the services performed, then it could be worth it.

Look for the instructions on setting up iCal for your listing and you should be good to go.

If you are looking to by a forever home then you should not make any major financial muscle movements leading up to that.

I'm working on setting up my first direct mail campaign and was planning on using google voice for the phone number.

We plan on setting aside a few hundred dollars every month for an emergency repair fund, as well as a fund to draw from for scheduled maintenance.

@Weston Desormeaux - since this person wants to be silent, and doesn't want the stress or headache, how about structuring it so they lend your company the money on set terms.

Summit is probably the largest one, but I have an investor friend that was working on setting one up, so let me check if he is ready for management.

Even if they don't like it, there isn't anything they can do to slow it down - there is way too much muscle behind the oil.Adam Metzker what are you working on specifically in Dickinson?

This was here first and they come and muscle everything in a huge well head protection area out.they have bought every property on this side on the road for a 1/4 mile or more each way and everything down to the river about 2 miles back in.