I hear lady bugs can also be problematic at times too.I saw a gus throw a water bottle at a bear that was trying to look in the bed of his truck.

Since we can't just throw everything away since family is claiming property rights, property management is saying we have to now go through an attorney which is going to cost me a lot of money.

Hi Priscilla,That may be true, but I'm going to throw another variable at you- what will your tax situation be if you incorporate in one state and own property in another?

Thank you very much.Part of me wants to just but the bullet and pay the tax, justifying that this is still more money than I’ve ever had in my life and could still be used effectively in my goals.But I know it’s a lot of money to throw away, and I HATE throwing money away.The tax is 15%, correct?

And she thinks she's entitled to a return of all deposit funds.I don't throw the term "moron" around lightly...but what a moron.

Yes obviously we need to get paid BUT we more than make up for it by comping a lot of things that other lenders cannot + combine that with specials that the bank might cover or throw in for us since we do a lot of business and at the end of the day our client usually 9 times out of 10 gets a way better deal overall, better rate, better closing costs by waiving certain fee's if we can, etc etc. 

You can only listen through so many sales seminars, they all generally follow the same formula: establish credibility with stories of success for the guru and her/his students, throw out a few tidbits of information, create a sense of urgency (Limited Time Only and Special One-Time Discount Pricing), and get people to pay to enter the next level of the sales funnel.I hope I don't sound too jaded :DBut with so much free information available (here on BP, on YouTube, in BOOKS which someone probably spent months organizing into a coherent and understandable information package), it's hard to justify literally thousands of dollars on seminars and coaching programs these days.At the very least, if someone is going to go to one of these seminars I strongly recommend leaving the credit cards at home.

They can make suggestions for your market to provide a mix of audiences that have motivating factors.

While it may be inconvenient for you to actually talk to them about this, how is it fair to just wait it out and then throw them to the curb with no notice at all?

In actuality that is not the case, I think things are just different for service members who are using their GI Bill and separating soon and want to buy a home and not throw away money on rent.