I even thought about taking the test, getting hired by a brokerage, and start pulling my own comps and telling these premadonna's to KMA.

I have tried a ton of options....Press 1 for this and give a lot of info - press 2 for this and give a lot of info etc....I have tried just my first name / just my biz name / a woman's voice / my voice / long / short / friendly / serious.I have called the numbers back who don't leave a message.For what I do I found it doesn't make much difference except for a long/complicated message that explains things in detail to "qualify" the buyers - those didn't go over well for me.Short - simple Hi this is scott - leave me a message - or Hi this is tradewinds we can help you with your situation leave me a message works just fine and took a lot less time to do.The only thing I didn't try was someone with a British accent - maybe i will test that out :)For me I just couldn't find an effective way to qualify them further - so go back to basics - what was the purpose of the voicemail?

anyone who sells a Real Estate related educational product seems to fit in the 'scammer' smell test according to particular members.

Agreed with Tim...While there's not much that politicians could do that would surprise me these days, this is one of those things that even the average lazy American would get off his sofa to complain about.If there's any proof that this has happened (other than a random Internet forum post), I'm open to it...but it doesn't pass the evidence test nor the common sense test.

You have quite a good number of solid professionals right here on the Forums who will gladly advise you and compete for your business.I suggest you just post the basic outlines of your deals, and test the waters here.

It takes time and testing to know whats going on.

The American might was not tested prior to the US participation.

Was BP off line for awhile? I tried twice to post a reply to an old e-mail and neither has showed up. My previous posts show it happening 30 minutes ago. Help? Rich

I'm with Chris's recommendation for someone like you who is just testing the waters...and wants doesn't want to put a bunch of your own cash at risk.

Furthermore, have the addendum say that it's the tenant's responsibility to test them monthly and install new batteries.I say this because I recently had a fire in a property and the smoke detectors were investigated.