I look for clients and myself day in and out and 90% of properties out there are overpriced and the sellers numbers are crap.

CL and Trulia are included but at least you only post once instead of multiple times to get to multiple sites.I have gotten two clients by using Postlets and one by a yard sign.

An experienced LO, will hear the client answer and will flush out the material facts.

Was running my own business (Import/export & Freelance IT project mgmt) - still running a business, but it's doing what I love most - investing for clients, then channelling the income into my own purchases.5.

Closing a 45 unit in Lakewood today for a client as well.

In each area, be it insurance or investments, RE or banking you must know the individual or retail side before moving into commercial accounts as they are more complex and greater in-depth knowledge is required as you are dealing with sophisticated managers and larger amounts of business are usually involved.Regardless of who your client may be, they must get past the trust issues with you and your firm before they do financial transactions with you.

Jeff there is a lot more too these types of things then it looks.On my commercial deals with clients surveys reveal sometimes encroachment issues etc.The attorneys step in at that point.

The parties can be prosectued and the client will lose all entitlements, it's fraud.

Well clearly an attorney is going to put every clause, rule and regulation as possible in a contract to protect his client.

"student" housing may become more run down, faster... but it can always be repurposed for whomever the client is...