Nice to see customer focused companies these days.

I am the marketer, online advertiser, accountant, web developer, customer service specialist, sales agent, etc. all in one, although I get your point.I don't mind hard work.

For reference, it's stacked, with the washer on the bottom and the gas dryer on top in a custom closet, it's fully enclosed with one of those vented folding doors on it.

When a foreclosure occurs, ALL relevant parties must receive notification.

Most high-volume agents will do anything to get away from the signing/scanning to save valuable time, but not that relevant for your immediate situation.Also, if there turns out to be several initialed revisions through a counter-offer process, it's good practice to create a "clean" final version of the contract at the end of the negotiation and have all parties sign.

My most beloved customers rarely comment. . . but dont give a guy an additional discount, on an already discounted product, or dont ship an overnighted item for free. . .and I just might wind up on yelp as an unfair retailer.The internet is a very powerful tool for all of us.

Does anyone have a succinct method (or advice) for tracking relevant RE market information.

Any major repair costs are relevant, but should have been submitted with the offer.

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The relevant Sections of the Act are 9 and 14 (1) (b).Section 9, is rather simple, “No person shall, in trade, engage in conduct that is misleading or deceptive or is likely to mislead or deceive.