Thanks and I look forward to communicating with the forum!

Joel, I'm loving the communication!

(our lot was a 20 acre parcel, but there were neighbors down the road and we didn't want to annoy them) The point is, there are solutions to what you view as problems, and most of them are caused by lack of communication.

I want to communicate-- you can always make real estate a part of your “big picture”—take John’s advice, find something that will allow you to contribute to your family’s finances (serving tables is a great gig for fast consistent cash), and start becoming an expert in real estate on the side (this forum is a great place to start just that).

:)- We communicate often with our contractors.

Jon, there seems to be some sort of communication block haha, never mind on this topic, apparently I'm not making myself understood.

WOWEven if you have a disagreement communication should be calm, to the point, and respectful.

I would also communicate it via email or in writing so that if there is a next time you can remind them of your willingness to work with them but also be stern.

The reason is because if the deal falls through for any reason, I don't want to have to pay my attorney 700 or 800 dollars for his time on simple communications that I could've done myself.

With technology they can sometimes be even closer and easier to communicate with than someone nearby.