Hey John,I'm an architect that owns a firm that specializes in owners rep services as well as architecture.

I know a great design-build firm (though my sense is that they're $$$), a great plumber, and recently had someone do a great job on a three-story deck.

I currently work in Clifton as the Creative Director of a small web firm. 

And if they object that, BEFORE they will apply for a loan, they FIRST want to meet with you in-person or see if they want a specific home, how do you answer that without sounding too abrupt or firm, thus becoming a Realtor they don’t want to work with, even if they DO end up qualifying for a loan?

“Having a variety of business models gives consumers the freedom to choose which type of firm and service level best suits their particular needs,” she said.

For example - with my company, I employ an accounting firm that handles anything financial that we do for our clients.

Once a brokers license some become associate brokers at a firm or designated brokers.

.$100 for the search seems better than $3-15K for a lost deposit.Plan is to narrow down to 2/3 parcels, have the due diligence research completed, go to the auction with firm maximum bids, Win (at least something), either recoup my bid plus interest if a lien holder wants to maintain interest or wait the redemption period, go through quiet title process and either sell the property or keep it for CF.Any additional advice would be greatly appreciated.

. $10,000 isn't totally firm, but we definitely want to do owner financing, preferably with low/no money down.

Be sure to look up consulting firms that specialize in demographic analysis for self storage.