@David Wiebelhaus The selling agent will usually say anything they can to get you to buy to be honest, so I would pay close attention to performing my own due diligence.Moving along, I think the numbers look alright.

If they seem honest and trustworthy, give them more latitude and take a few more chances.

If they are home, i want them to say good things... all of which should be true because I try my best to provide a good product and honest business.

If they do, just tell them honestly your financial partner needs to approve the deal.

Great job.To be honest when I see these deals I consider my chances of that kind of return in my AO much like hitting the lottery.

.* understand the process of selling a home so you can tell your clients what to expect*do not hide you are part time, always be honest with clients.

Add to the fact that there isn't a feeling of competition (unhealthy, withholding facts) on the site, but one of total support/cooperation and a given person's honest opinion on how they see your deal or question.It certainly benefits to read everyone's reply to see if you may be thinking wrong and missing an opportunity!

I think your view point of looking at only Doraville is a bit off.

Ah, to be honest I wasn't too sure myself.

If you deceived them, they will be pissed and you deserve that.Always be honest and disclose and you never have to worry about this.