Like writing offers on all the listed properties in an area for 50% of the listing price.

The broker writes august 6th on the new contract WITHOUT any signatures, so it is ineffective until they sign.

Do you think it is of value to write a letter introducing myself to local attorneys in my market?

If I lease purchase a home and pay a lease payment for 2 years and then find a buyer to buy it, do I still get to write off the whole capital gain amount even though I only owned it for an hour if its a double close?

Obviously the retail and big down payment parts are extremely unattractive, but I'm hoping that negotiate him down on price, and make up for the rest in terms.I think the chance of successfully reaching a profitable arrangement is very low, but it's worth it for me to get experience in negotiating and considering terms.Before I jump into this, I would like to know how the heck do you write a note?

I would leave nothing to chance - get the lender-servicer to state in writing that they will accept the proceeds from the short sale and release the mortgagor from any further liability under the terms and conditions of the promissory note.

The project was cooked up as justification to buy a specific computer as the inventor wanted to try out the new computer software that was on the box.Clue: I worked for the computer company.

His writing style can get ....redundant IMO.

I'm not the original poster ofcourse but I'm going to write that down.

If someone is to write him a demand letter, would it be better in the eyes of the law to do it now, rather than waiting?