Wow, how things have changed.Today, with everything at your finger tips, doing deals in this wonderful electronic society is  easier, quicker and more profitable.

I admire the folks who can do the battles daily, but think I am able to help society more overall in my current role providing housing for a few people long term (not just delaying the inevitable) and also educating others...

Lenders perception- Lenders don't have perception.  

Actually, I think you hit it right on the head with this one, we are not Detroit, we are CLE "Cleveland" Our housing stock and rental market is lush with fruitful inventory, we have been a workhorse during tough times and a stallion during good times, I recommend checking out some of my other posts about CLE, and I encourage you to come visit us, I assure you that you will develop a whole new perception of our great city and everything it has to offer.

That's why we have insurance, to protect individuals and society from life changing events.

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The listing agent may offer a percentage of their 6% to the buyer's agent, if so, the buyer pays the difference to their buyer agent.I think people have a false perception that the seller pays all of the the real estate agent commissions.

It all comes down to perception.

Saying you are in the "help" business is starting out with a perception problem of being a scam man.

If a gift card makes a difference to your tenants you've got a problem with the perception of your product, and a gift card isn't going to fix that.