It sounds redundant but it's important that you express your intentions up front.

that would come in to talk to me (as an attorney) about there situation and express to me a wish that someone would help them out of a piece of property that they no longer wanted. 

The seller was leaving town in the following week and a half, and she expressed that she wanted to get the deal done before she left.

Everyone is entitled to their opinion, which should be able to be expressed without fear of retribution.So, judge my words as "the worst thing you've read on this forum," at your leisure.

I have some clients that have expressed interest in perhaps purchasing and developing raw land in the greater Phoenix area for spec building.

J Scott Now that you have interest expressed from both sides of the isle, how do you intend to orchestrate it such that this idea comes to fruition?

We expressed these concerns numerous times throughout the program, looking to re-strategize the territories we were marketing to, but were instructed time and time again to stay with the course.When we reached 3 months, half-way through the program, we had zero real leads and major communication issues(comically poor responses from the team) to the point my business partner completely opted-out and I took over.

I wanted to share and express not just a real life as its happening story but to hopefully make you realize the value of your life and what you do with it is what really counts.

Note: When you say, “That isn’t going to happen to you,†shake your head side-to–side, expressing the no/negative bodily mannerism.REI Statement: “Another positive factor is you won’t have any of the monthly costs that add up while waiting for the right buyer to come along with the right offer, and have that buyer be one who can actually follow through on the purchase.â€Note: I am communicating three items in this statement that are important: •One, I am the right buyer. •Two, I can follow through with the purchase. •Three, that my offer is the right offer.

Here’s the information behind why business cards can work far beyond the one-to-one ratio:You’ve heard the expression, “You can’t make a first impression twice.†The way you deal with people is your ticket to making sure that your first impressions are well received.