Dumb/blank look on their faces -> move on to the next, don't waste another 30 minutes on the phone with that particular LO. 

On two occasions, I tried garnishing bank accounts without success.

If you read my post again, you'll see I'm considering a place for my own personal use on occasion for the next year or so with the possibility of selling it once that use is no longer needed.

For that I agree, no need for an attorney, fill in the blank forms are easy to come by.

I don't go out to see many houses, but I've had several occasions when I entered a vacant house and found squatters inside.

I've had this on quite a few occasions @Eric Benzenhoefer - and it seems like @Josh James knows what he's talking about with regard to legal descriptions (might be worth getting more of his input as well).I recently came across this problem with a property in New Mexico that was out in the middle of nowhere.

By the lack of detail and the general gist (260K for 6 small units) it sounds bad.I'll fill in the blanks you left out and you can correct any numbers that are out of whack.

I'm referring to the original post and how silly it is that these "business" people think they can see a CL ad for a home I have listed in Indy, when they are from say, Alabama, and then remarket it at a higher price without even getting it under contract or anything of the sort.I still use CL on occasion.  

I just use scraps of sheet vinyl and on occasion I've used very small nails to hold it in place. 

Then on occasion, when I get a new credit card offer with a bonus signup when you spend X amount in the first 3 months - I will open the new card, do the minimum spend to get the bonus points, then go back and cancel the card before the first year renewal.I recently got offered the Lowe's business AMEX reward card, you still get the 5% off at lowes plus you earn points for AMEX rewards.