For example.. in most businesses you have a daily checklist of SPECIFIC and DEFINED duties. not just go market go prospect. go sell.

Clearly define payment terms for title insurance, pest inspection, recording fees, transfer fees, survey points, bank attorney fees, title search, closing fees, broker’s commission and similar expenses.The rule on the market appears to be offering 80 percent of the listing price.

Even if you could define what a bottom is, and I bet you can’t, a great deal now is still a great deal.

That includes operating expenses as defined by the IRS (taxes, insurance, maintenance, property management, snow removal, legal fees, CPA fees, etc.), capital expenses (roof, improvements), and loss of rent from vacancy.

RE investing is definately a great path to obtain financial wealth amoungst many other things if you are willing to put forth the efforts it takes and BP is the best place to get started.Ask away nthroughout the forums and you will find answers to your questions.

Definitely do the defined pine straw bed around the trees, and do it at the foundation too.

But upscale (defined as $500k sales or larger), NO.That's why official Coldwell Banker Previews marketing materials are NOT supposed to have agent photos on them.Mike

You can put whatever you want in that document to define how signature authority (and other matters) are handled in your company,For reference, the closing attorney should ask to see a copy of your Operating Agreement at -- or before -- closing to verify who needs to sign.

SInce it's not defined, it will be rather subjective and in the eye of the beholder or agent to make such a claim.I could see where you could tell a BPO agent they don't the difference between a barn and an outhouse without saying anything about the subject property valuation.

That's a pretty broad question ... depends on area, price range and even particular neighborhood .... there are pockets where inventory can't keep up with demand even post tax credit but many places continue to slog through inventory.