I'm wondering what you are communicating to the homeowner on the initial call to get them interested in working with you to SS their house.

Can anyone help me out with what you are communicating with the NOD homeowners?

As mass media became widespread, this changed, and much more communication became one way, with information flowing from broadcasters to individuals.

I'm not the best at communication.

Your closing agent generally obtains the written payoff from the lender, they compute the funds to be paid according to the closing date and payoff date (which can be three days after settlement, depending on the transaction), according to the written payoff provided by the lender.Also, there is no communication required of any kind between a buyer and the seller's lender in a normal sale.

Any communication clearly understood is less than perfect?

I bring this out to point out that RE, financing, and apprasials are so closely tied together that there needs to be communication between all the parties.

Just because I have a smartphone doesn't mean we need to communicate 24/7 I value my time and a balanced work relationship is very important.

Just received a communication from my insurer that they are seeing AC units being vandalized, and that they should be secured against theft.

The story around it and trail of communications would seem to be in my favor, after the story changed when tenants were located.