@Joe Splitrock for the encouragement and for being so darn reasonable all the time@Mindy Jensen for expert local insight, knowledge, and mediation skills @Bill F. for getting me out of my echo-chamber and teaching me how to "win every argument"@Jim K.for somehow managing to mix things like Greek mythology and McRibs into otherwise boring real estate talk.

It seems to be a win win in that the homeless are being given help and the city has less problems with it.

If it was working I would probably use it to win at blackjack or the Powerball.

Win-win for everyone.2.

Even after they earn it, always keep your eye on the prize.

Whether they will win or not depends on the judge.

Hi - sorry for your loss - I would like to buy your fathers house.Or what are you planning on doing with your fathers house.Or I would like to take the burden off your shoulders of your fathers house.Or whatever you can say that sounds like you mean it and that your not some vulture picking the meat off his dead dad.Your here to help him and create a win-win for the both of you.Maybe soemthing like I can help make you a few bucks and get that house off your to-do list - share some $$ with him.

You can be more creative on the terms to create a win-win for both parties.Usually, most of these people are just passive investors looking to grow their money or invest part-time.

It's a no-win for the agent and appears to be a total waste of the agent's time and resources to entertain you.Come back with a proof of funds, and I promise any decent agent will start paying real attention to you.I say it again, because it is worth repeating - looking at property... even THINKING about property without a proof of funds is a waste of your time and everyone else's time.

2) If you heard of law suites filed against dishonest sellers, who usually wins the suite?