you have to have a contract/agreements that allows this. it's important to throw people off your jobs if they fail to perform in any significant way, including not making the schedule.  

But I'll throw around some numbers to see what I can achieve now.

Maybe throw out a low offer and then see if the agent can work something out, but I would just move onto the next thing.

Now if they don't meet your criteria, doesn't mean you throw them out the window like bath water.

t our economy throws our way. 

Good job reaching out good luck on your resarch, people will take you more seriously when you throw a pic up and get to reading thats how you generate good questions that will recieve a responseKeep digging dont give up and good luckMike

Now there are days where I am out looking at houses or showing houses that have tenants so it will throw my schedule off a bit but for the most part that is my monday through friday.

Throw up another thread asking about good home inspectors in your area.

(Or even a single family home, just for the sake of getting started and owning a property.)I feel like if I keep renting I'm just throwing money away.

On one hand I can knock on the door and risk the home owner being potentially upset with me because I'm a reminder of their financial troubles, or it could go well because it puts me in front of the seller right away.On the other hand I can leave a juicy piece of marketing material at their doorstep and have them call me without any angst towards me, essentially a warm lead, or it could be they find it easier to throw out the marketing piece and they don't call.I'm curious what you guys think is a better option and what personal experiences you have.