i can appreciate both of your comments..i have about 20yrs experience.i have been doing construction in one form or another since i was 15 yrs old.i have worked in custom cabinet shops,for remoldelers ect.i have been in business for myslef for the last 6yrs.i do almost everyhing.i have always wanted to get into realestate but never had the cash.i always had to support someone along the line.i figure this would be a good way to get into it.i understand your concerns.if there is anything else anyone would like to know just ask.mike

I am just trying to stream line my business as much as i can so i make as much money as possible without cheating my customers or doing something illegal.

most realtors are only looking out for themselves (No hard feelings ladies and gentlemen) and it is very hard to find an honest one that believes in customer service!

Thanks again, Ill advise as we progressMattMatt,To elaborate a bit.You want the maximum cash in your pocket so you can move on to other deals and lower your exposure to this deal.That could mean proceeds from a loan or a down payment.The down payment is all about the buyer having skin in the game.

She has a license and I will be her assistant.I anticipate, as her assistant, to be able to inform customers of property details, record contact info, gather info about prospective listings, follow up with customers regarding bid placement acceptance or decline, place signs in yards.She will show houses, sign contracts.Also, would we be allowed to open our own office away from the agency that she works for?

This is, by far, the least expensive form of advertising and you should take advantage of it.Cold calling Rules:1.Never Stop before you're done2.Practice your scripts3.Let the phone ring three times4.Track your numbers5.Stand up6.No means you're closer to the yes[b]Business cards[/b]Business cards are yet another secret weapon in obtaining ample customers and beating out the competition that’s so prevalent in this industry.

The whole thing makes me nervous but at some point you have to trust what you have learned and just GET IN THE GAME!

Sears quoted a customer 7000 for formica on about 20 linear cabinet feet with the OLD doors.

I got into the game about a 1 1/2 years ago and know this is my calling.

I'm new at this game, so have plenty to learn....TIA