I read this several times and it needs to be interpreted by someone with more legal training than I have.Please do let us know what you find out Rodney!

As long as they are doing a good job on the paint, you can eventually "train" your contractor to how you like things done.If you're getting a good deal, I'd stick with the same guys, and just make sure you do a walk-through with them before they're "done."

Burns has been around and written financial information columns for a long time, he has no specific training in investments or insurance matters.In short, Mr.

Those are the people who are now sick.Do you really think all those thousands of people who helped were all well-paid union, trained, first responders?

For that:1. mobilehomeuniversity.com- read 'Huge Profits in Mobile Homes & Mobile Home Parks' by Ernest Tew & Steve Case- read 'Deals on Wheels' by Lonnie Scruggs2. mobilehomeparkstore.com - attend one of their on-site bootcamps for a weekend of classroom learning and on-site training in a mobile home park3.

They don't say that the only stores in the world that have model 56789 are Wal marts since they buy by the train load!

You'll have to muddle through.There are companies out there you could pay to train you to do it, but it's usually for a fee.The biggest thing I would offer if you do hire a negotiator is TRUST.

I'm not new to real estate, however I appreciated seeing his approach, methods, strategies and tactics first hand.Jay's made his money in real estate, not training.

Good training is both a positive and a negative...

Has the law change on the Lease Option for Texas and can you give me a brief information how I can go about doing this without having to pay alot of money to get the training from a Guru?