If you don't have the info the prospect needs to feel good about continuing to interact w/ the page and to entice them to opt in or call... the visitor will bail and find another site that will. 

@David Thomas having no social life was one of the keys in my situation, but unless you are naturally introverted like myself, it can be tough to do without social interactions.

He will be responsible for submitting paperwork for the seller and interacting with the bank on the sellers behalf in order to facilitate the sale and get bank approval for the contract you submit if it is accepted by the seller.

I would attend some local RE meetups/events and interact with as many people as you can.

I don't do sales because my talent is not in social interactions, but the advice seems to be gospel among those that do sales successfully.  

It also helps if the cad site has a good ui and preferably an interactive gis.Hope that helps!

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I find that people who are not forthcoming in the application process, also tend to be more demanding and more difficult to interact with throughout their tenancy.   

The next interaction Bill does add some additional insight as to the inherent liability that is created by having a POA.  

At city or county level there is a tax assessor, this is the person we see and interact with, and many think is responsible for raising one's tax'es but in fact they have 0 control of property taxes, there sole job is to actually appraise a properties condition and amenities based upon there given criteria and grading standards.