I have a lady who will give me up to $50,000 as needed just with a telephone call, her rates are high, but I don't mind paying the juice because I have confidence that I am able to assign my contract quickly using the Control and Roll formula and the Auction Marking.Good luck, be safe,Charles

@John Bell Is the seller wanting to back out of the contract over the $2,000?

@John Bell I always say the banks aren't stupid.

There are developers, builders, rehab operations or consumers who seek money and go belly up or hit some wall and they need to cover their tail with their investors, we have one here on BP.

Its really easy for a company to think their market space is safe, only to have a previously irrelevant set of competitors come up from below and rip their belly out.

I didn't listen to Brian's video (I still say he needs to dress better and get a shave (lol)).A letter of intent is used in larger commercial deals, it's been adopted by gurus or others as a step adding to the unique approach as a ploy on a few fronts, but seller's really don't need to look at letters of your intentions to do something, they want to see you belly up with a real offer.

I actually like the fact that there is only one belly button, belonging now to Director Richard Cordray, that can be dragged in front of congress to explain the actions of the CFPB.

I'll look into that after I stuff my belly tomorrow.

It even prints a hard copy and spits it out of it's belly for the visitor to take home their copy.Agents can use drones to turn on lights, air conditioning, light a scented candle, music before a client visits.When the grass is too tall the drone can even mow the yard.That sounds more realistic and reachable then delivering octocopters.

Don't forget to the owner has redemption rights, if there is significant equity the may belly up and pay, that's your best hope. eAnother issue, there are many who buy notes and get a property and keep it as if they bought it, you didn't buy the rights as a lender foreclosing, you have a collateral interest.