See the next sentence.

I am currently reading Brandon Turner's: "The Book on Rental Property Investing," as I came upon the following sentence:  "working with an agent is a no-brainer when you're looking for properties to buy."

Just include a sentence that say something like.

True, but then again, we are dealing here with a shady contractor and an investor that only dealt with handyman, as mentioned on the first post and "PS", it is not probably a 3 paragraph contract, or maybe 1 with 3 sentences.

There's nothing like meeting a child who can't even write a sentence and taking them through reading their first novel.

It's an illegal conduct here set by the RE Commssion which is similar to other states.Try the first sentence in Article 2.

I looked back and noticed I think I did have it right when I stated that the "return increased" but then in the next sentence stated yield went up when that was not technically true, the yield stayed the same, but would have a higher return due to the quick payoff of the discounted note purchase.I also understand (I think) your point that in such circumstances, it may not be the best thing to happen as you have to reposition that investment to continue receiving returns and not lose out on the time value of money, thereby reducing your annualized returns.

Less than 15 minutes later she calls me back - ironically interrupting a sentence speaking with my wife saying that I think we should give her the benefit of the doubt and keep her.

@Grant Pope   In the last sentence of your first post you wrote.....

Brendan suggests that you write them a 4 sentence email making the case for why they should invest even if they already said they would.