I think the "greys" are a definite time stamp and a "me too" color.

And to clarify, sellers do 'pay' to sell their home in reality and on paper, they pay Realtors on both sides (usually), Owner's title insurance, doc stamps, etc....but they don't typically have to bring money to closing unless its a short sale or other negative equity situation.  

Then we all sit back and wonder how we have 5 generations of families living on welfare, food stamps with no thoughts of ever getting beyond it.

Took photos of the property with a date/time stamp the day of closing, and the remaining funds released upon a final inspection of the property / him turning over the keys.

I just switched from post cards (1 wholesale deal out of 200+ post cards) to letters (Handwritten font, white notebook paper, #10 envelope, stamps, regular mail) so we'll see how the response to that goes!

Hello all,I had a general question about time stamping photos, I was wondering what everyone's best practice was for time stamping photos during the move-in & move-out process with tenants.

Do you stamp drawings/engineer projects for people getting permits?

Was the deed recorded by a title company, tax stamps, etc.

Hand written and actual stamp for letters. 2.

I've been wanting to buy in London but as an American the financial requirements are astronomical between lending, different taxes for being a foreigner and owning multiple properties, the stamp duty etc.