Email blast11.

I have current rent roll, a survey map and an income statement that spans Jan–Aug '08.

If your offer expires today, then you should be fine to offer on another one.Try contacting the listing agent (email is best with the busy ones), and letting him/her know that you need an answer so you can move forward with another deal.If it's been awhile since you made the offer, chances are, they rejected it, and just didn't bother to tell you.

The next morning, he sent me brief e-mail apologizing. 

Closing statements with my name on em next to "assignment fee".

Now, in addition to the IRA quarterly maintenance and filing fees we keep getting emails stating that we need to pay a yearly fee for them to be our transaction reviewer.

It becomes clear pretty quick when a property is underwater on the first and not worth bidding on.Never trust anything from an auction company website because if you read closely enough you'll find that in the other print (often in bold) is a statement such as "for information purposes only -- buyer must independently verify all information" 

Please email me and I can walk you through it. 

This statement is required by rule of the Supreme Court of Missouri.

You can list a house yourself, and handle all the showings, phone calls, emails, follow-ups, disclosures, negotiations, and moving the deal from contract to close.