Sounds to me like some great advice.What I hear is be a close ally to the seller with your offer, providing free advice and guidance on what actions the realtor should/is going to take and what the seller should expect over the next several weeks/months no matter whom they choose to pick.If you predict certain outcomes, especially if negative towards the realtor, then that might put you in the driver's seat once they are done with the realtor and still have the property.

I really don't know who the "driver" was, but I suspect my mother brought the real estate mindset.

Im a truck driver, so this is right up my ally, any more info on this?

The government through the Department of Homeland Security is cracking down on driver licenses for identification.

In my 7 years as a tow truck driver, I responded to more than I can count, fatal car crashes where they were killed instantly or while on scene.

I am currently a bus driver which works out great because it gives me time to devote to my real estate investing goals..,..Besides all this, I am a self taught artist and that is what I focus on when I need to relax......

I hope he's not expecting me to have the tools because if he is I am not sure if he will be able to install a door, couple of cabinets and a water heater with a screw driver and a hammer.

My daily driver is a 2000 Saab 9-3.

The PRO basic upgrade is only $5/month -- about what most people pay each day for a cup of coffee, and is an important revenue driver for our business.I hope that helps explain things for you.

Put a drunk driver behind the wheel certainly.