When I interviewed brokers, one question I asked is if I had to pay the listing side of the commission on homes I own.

But in something six or eight years old, if problems are apparently creeping up, how do you know how to assess and come to feel comfortable with the builder of the neighborhood in general - considering you can't inspect everyone's home or interview everyone or get access to every lawsuit's complaint?

The interviews that they have with other investors are great.

Maybe or maybe not JV, but I will look around and interview until I my feelings are 100% copacetic.

They will be in Chicago this week and hope to interview a couple agents.

Many would rather hire an newbie and train them right (if you impress them at the interview) than an experienced agent with bad habits.

As for talking to an attorney, s/he will give you either a long interview or a short one depending on who's paying for the time.

"Rich Dad, Poor Dad" and the "4-Hour Work Week" are often recommended by the folks that are interviewed on the podcasts.Best wishes to you!

A reporter for the local television station, FOX 5's (which had been covering the story), Morse Diggs was scheduled to talk with Commissioner on Monday afternoon, but that interview was cancelled abruptly.

I'm just glad to ride Josh's coat tails and interview these awesome people!