Tod, interesting findings.I wonder if copying my HTML code from v-flyer and postlets makes a difference as well.

Have the lender fax you the short sale packet.7.Submit a hard copy and an email copy of the packet to the lender.

I was looking to purchase a copy but heard rumors that it doesn't work in the real estate section.

If one of our buyers insists on using their own lender (only about 20% of the time), we include a stipulation in the contract that that we reserve the right to contact their lender, get a copy of their credit report and do whatever investigation we feel is necessary to ensure they are qualified buyers.

I agree for any worker's comp it should be covered by your GC and you should have a copy of current insurance policies for every contractor you hire to work on your jobs.I would also suggest an umbrella policy for your business.

So, while postcards and FSBO techniques may generate a lot of interest, it won't necessarily get the house sold.If you want to stand out on the MLS, make sure your pictures and copy stand out above the other houses in your price range.

My wife bought me a copy of Nickerson's, "How I Turned $1,000 into Five Million in Real Estate in My Spare Time" for Christmas.

I get copies of the bills for the water/sewer, but not for the gas/electric.

You will lose a lot of valuable leads deviating from the proven copy.

But what you really want to do is go get yourself a copy of the book Flip by Rick Villani.