They're not going to do so by telling their loan officer that they violated the terms of their last mortgage by selling the property without satisfying the loan.

This is from page 98 in the book.Johnny owes you $10,000 -- interest rate is 10%, payment is $132.15, number of payments is 120.He's going to sell his house so he asks you for a discount if he pays it off now.You agree to satisfy the debt for $8,000, because the interest at $8,000 is now apparently 15.6%.Can someone explain this to me?

Overall extremely satisfied.

I had a great mentor in SFR, and since finding Bigger Pockets last year, I've had many fabulous teachers, but I would never consider moving into MFR without someone I know very well and trust OR an organization with many satisfied customers so, lacking the former, we will continue to pursue the latter.

You should look up www.onlinejob.ph.I am totally satisfied at both the service, expertise, and costs. 

Then I wouldn't worry about it...in my opinion, by offering a check at job completion and then following-up with a phone call, you've satisfied your ethical obligation to make good on this.

Provide them with whatever they need to satisfy thier trust..recipts x 2 + 28% is reasonable and before and after pictures.. they speak volumes.

For example, if Billy Bob slips on the stoop delivering a package at one of your properties because you decided to place a slippery metal plate on the walk way (I joke, but I am doing this to make a point), then he can attach to the assets of the entire corporation to satisfy his injuries.Now, the likelihood that something this extreme will happen?

@Will Barnard Hi Will, I have to say if had a pretty satisfying journey since my last post 4 years ago.

Aloha,Although I have not utilized their lists (or anyones) for quite a few years, I was always very satisfied with results from InfoUSA, which has rebranded as Data Axle USA.