I had a guy try to offer me 12 months upfront.  

This thread was supposed to be about "How to identify a good attorney to work with", which no one has yet to offer up an solution.

I want to offer $40,000-50,000 what should I do?

Because the numbers look so good I want to offer full asking price so I have an edge against some other buyers. 2) If they accept, then what?

Texas has a clause that allows the LA to act as an intermediary but the seller can also refuse to allow the LA to act as an intermediaryI think we all understand calling a LA and stating I want to offer $XXXX for the property is not an offer and by no means has to be presented

There's nowhere near enough information here to offer you anything like a reasonably informed answer for your particular situation.

I am interested in property that has been flipped by an investment company, its been on the market for about 50 days with no offers. It is a nice home but I believe it is over priced for the area. What would you offer...

What %age of the appraisal value do you offer using direct mail? Thank you.

Hey BP Members, I just wanted to offer my services to any one in need of searching for investment properties anywhere across Central Florida.

You want to ask about what kind of training and support they have available for you and find out if they are able to offer you referrals or other resources.