They're going to insist on seeing a signed lease, and then only count 70% (IIRC) of the rent shown on the lease.If you know the market and you're worried about being able to rent, imagine how they'd feel if they knew.

Burn it to DVD, set up a TV in your conference room and have EVERY tenant watch and sign a statement saying they watched it!

I don't think the home is listed any longer for sale as the for sale sign is gone now.

Than has some good ideas, signs are a big thing for him, says 40% of your sales come from the use of signs in the area.

Ive looked into signs, direct mail (with data from melissdata.com) etc.

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It's a sign of growing residence and a need for more merchants...whereas residential land in this same type of area may or may not become more valuable.

Did they sign off on the condition form that it was OK?

It has over 500 real estate signs for REO's attached to it's number.

I'll spend literally 10 or 15 minutes looking at (inspecting) a house and then sign a contract right there on the spot WITH NO CONTINGENCIES if it's a great deal.