I'd wave to him to whenever I saw him.

I am sure the attorneys are hiring their copy writers right now for their soon to be plastered on the air-waves "Do you think you've been exposed to lead based paint" marketing campaigns.

This was right around 2000 and I rode the wave of increasing values I would later, maybe 24 months, self list this house at $109K and sell for $105K....the proceeds would help finish house number 4 below...3.

@Cody Brownfield Mason really does seem to be the wave of the future (love the community center) and yeah I was thinking more public.

The guy that called me back informed me that if we had a licensed broker/agent representing us in each transaction, we weren't running afoul of the 5 property law -- it was only if we were representing ourselves.Now, it was bad enough that the RE attorney and the RE commission guy were in violent disagreement, but here's the real kicker -- the RE commission guy was the son of the RE attorney.When we told the RE attorney that we got different guidance from his own son on the RE commission, he did some hand waving, told us that we must not have presented all the facts to his son, and that he was sure he was correct.

So I hopped back in my car, waved goodbye to the street pharmacists, and proceeded to property #2 across town that this same wholesaler had sent me.This is where things got rather interesting.The assistant tells me on the phone that there is a lockbox on the front door and gives me the code so I can get inside.

If I'm washing my car give a friendly wave and if I seem receptive approach.

I just wave my little electronic lock-box thingy in front of the little electronic lock-box, and bam - there's the key.Anyway, the best deals on the MLS are NOT the ones where everyone is scrambling to hurry and make offers as soon as it hits the MLS.

I've been trying to decide between Wave, QB online, or freshbooks and didn't even think about using RD for accounting until I saw this thread.

If I could wave a magic wand, I would get the first 3 purchases out of my life and keep the last two, implying that we got much wiser in picking properties as we went along.