Message me anytime if you want to chat more specifically about it.

That would be cool to chat about.

Not saying it can't be done (perhaps even legally), but you might want to chat with a real estate attorney and cover your bases.I can't speak for other localities, but in my state (Georgia), the only time a referral fee is legal is when it is paid by an unlicensed seller (i.e., not an agent or broker) to another unlicensed person (presumably someone who made the referral).

I just had a chat with him to make sure and YES of course bleach kills all mold it touches!

You are on point and I agree that it is a shame that marketing works so well and so many people are susceptible to marketing techniques that help them down the road to parting with their money and not necessarily making more of it.I also agree with all the points on here about finding great value when chatting with the participants on the BP forums.

If you cannot figure out how to use the assessors site you should probably physically go into the assessors office and chat with some of the staff...

I think some of that was a real difference in the quality of renter base, though.I haven't used him, but I've chatted with Chris Littleton of Solutions Realty Network a few times and he seems to know his stuff and run a tight ship.

We chatted for an hour and a half before anyone showed up, and the lady that showed up was the neighbor.What's crazy is that due to some clerical error with the newspaper, the open house was listed twice that week-end.

I would maybe cash flow a little if I put 50% down, but that's not an intelligent investment by any means.Lets chat about this property in Cambridge which I posted in this thread...if you want to look it up on the MLS it's 136 Cooper St.

  - I had a chat with the PM and the absorption rate is probably no more then 1-3 per month; Less in during the winter and highest in the spring.