I'll add all of yours to my telephone interview!

Do you guys have anyone ever telephone in?

Those cumulative net profits from its investments are the Top Line Revenue of the actual business entity.Then you have the actual business expenses which are office space, telephones, vehicles, employees (assistants, design people....not the contractors on the job site), taxes, licenses, legal, etc.From there you get the net profit for the actual business.

You don’t need a broker face to face to get it done fast, I’ve always just used google docs and a quick telephone call and Garth gets it done fast.

I’ve Conducted my first call and I got an appointment set up I’m just nervous that I didn’t do it properly in regards to the telephone conversation anyone out there willing to shed some light on how a conversation should go first time with the seller?

Make them work for it; don't even offer anyone an application unless they first pass your telephone interview.

Litigation tends to be more local because of court appearances, but with mandatory efiling, more courts are comfortable with telephonic appearances.

., Ian Baylor) and I have actually been trying to get a hold of you at your telephone number.

He occasionally has telephone discussions from California with the management company in Nevada regarding the property.

Was wondering how do I go about finding the owners address, name, telephone # as I would like to contact the owner and buy it for a rental property.Can anyone share how they went about doing this?