He is taking the approach of contacting the seller's.

Personally I like his tell it like it is approach, and he has a solid academic background from Harvard.

My friends brought me into the loop because they did not have sufficient equity capital to complete transaction.

I know someone who brought a property in Flushing, Queens in 2000 for $360,000.

Furthermore, I brought up the idea of setting up an intranet neighborhood website where residents could voice their opinion and stay up to date with the latest news and they flipped their lids.Anyone else have similar situations?

They are month to month tenants.So, approach the orginal tenants and tell the he has go, or tell them they all have to go?

What is the best way to approach the homeowner?

Was impressed with the individuals whose courses I purchased and think they provide the honest, no-frills approach to REI.I'm currently living the suburbs of Sacramento, CA, but have plans on moving to Las Vegas if not around the 1st of 2009...a little bit sooner.Well, not really sure what else to say, so I'll wrap this little introduction up.Thanks for reading!

I've been asked by a couple of homeowners that I have approached about what happens to their credit.

Kathy,It started with personal contacts, then Matt Gil and I had a little pow wow and rearranged are site using the Web 2.0 approach and provided a needed product to the market that was distributed via e-mail.