These are the agents who are in more need of the $50 at a time (and the possibility of adding a future superstar investor to their network), yet they are still good enough to be able to provide good comps.So, I would continue to focus on real estate agents...just not the best agent.

If Mack Brown and Kirk Ferentz both think this guy is good enough to be an O coordinator at a good Div.

Or is LLC in any form just not good enough to not be questioned by colleges. 

Good to meet you..If she was good enough to buy a house with then respect the relationship that you entered for a lifetime and work it out..

Usually it's a 'good enough' option, and we'll deal with that later.Not trying to scold, I think this stuff is eventually important.

So if you start now, and need a mortgage from the bank, do you have a good enough credit score so your interest rate isn’t so high.

If they get offended, you haven't done a good enough job at building rapport.

You have to be mindful of the same things, how you can go above and beyond, establish an edge over competition and possibly even promote repeat business.Believe it or not, you will be more successful if you think less of your success in possibly closing the deal and more on providing a solution.If at times, a homeowner tells you a particular offer from another sounds good enough for him and writes you off...it won't hurt for you to agree and maybe even enlighten him some of what he will be getting into.

It's not perfect but looks good enough I think.

Michael Quarles - That is interesting Michael, so if I get your strategy correctly, you buy homes that are in a condition good enough to then sell to an end retail buyer who is likely paying full market value, correct?