Be pleasant, but hard-nosed.

Geez Tim,I just blew all the milk I was drinking out through my nose!

It's kind of like UFC but we don't actually get bloody noses :mrgreen: for now I'm out, I'm stuck to the tv watching CNN and C-Span

I'm not sure she wouldn't mind being evicted so that she could get out of the lease.For me, I'm trying to make sure on my handling that I'm not cutting of my own nose too hastily.

I would take a shot based on no long term contracts tying me up if they're flakes, one deal at a time, and no upfront money because that's their real business.Personally I would get the full name and info on each of them and check out and their last 10 deals if they are legit, plus since the only real thing they are bringing to the table is the funding for a double close and you don't say if the 50/50 is after they charge for the money in points and interest, in which case your paying through the nose for money.

Well 7 months later the market started the 1989 nose dive, this concept seemed to be in place at the right time, but it sucked, the agents still had the service attitude and couldn't help but give full service, taking time from other duties, and the first thing the sellers did was ruin our for sale signs by converting them to for sale by owner signs, so we made mandatory adjustments but the seller were really getting full service because the agents just couln't turn down requests for this that and everything and working free.

People pay through the nose for a tiny bit of space.

You show up with a little "U-Haul money" for the dead beats, waive it under thier noses and let them know it's all thiers as long as you get your home back in decent shape!

She said, nose in the air, "Sell it yourself.

I would be surprised if someone is NOT making money right under your noses where you think it cannot be made.