When I go to Lowes I know everyone there and they know me, the in-store commercial guys will call me when there is clearance/closeout stuff they think I might like, and due to my volume purchases I have a good relationship with the regional sales rep who stops by my office for periodic visits and is a great go-to when I'm not getting the answers I want at the store. 

Yesterday in my morning emails I saw this lovely message for VRBO:Needless to say I have no attempt of getting the guests info.Under "Take Action" among options I could declare this as an error and asked the "standards violation team" to look into it.Didn't hear until mid day, when I decided to call the customer service.Spent almost an hour with the rep whose conclusion was that I have a language in my listing which in a nutshell asks my guests to avoid an instant booking without telling me a bit about themselves: Who they are, where they come from, purpose of visit, etc.  

I work with a solid PM who has a good rep in the city so if you need references, let me know. 

(and always quoting when I meet a new rep or company)You ought to join us tomorrow evening MassRealEstate dot net 

Then go to the dealer or manufacturer sales rep to see what deals you can get.

Will be interesting to see how this tax reform the Reps are pushing will affect MF.

During such - via text message ((in writing)) the applicant made a derogatory remark regarding the competence of the utility co rep and made other disparaging remarks about the process of obtaining utilities. 

Just went to a meet-up with a Landlord BC rep and a BC Lawyer presenting and this was the main topic.  

There is another system I installed into a small multifamily complex we purchased last year which was from True Submeter (disclaimer: I am now a sales rep for them because I think they are awesome!)

Karen is right on the money, I totally missed the Listing Agent is repping both sides in this transaction,thus has even fiduciary responsibility to both parties from the moment dual agency was established.Appauled that agent(s) even here see nothing wrong with silently presenting offers to oneself - or in this instance an agent working for oneself - while simultaneously honoring fiduciary responsibility to the buyer too as buyers agent!