But since that is never required until you have a commitment in hand, and since it covers actual attorney-out-of-pocket costs, your risk is minimal.Changing terms: This speaks to integrity and reputation.

(They called the Electric Company and even spoke with the Honeywell People (thermostat manufacturer) to make sure it's not the settings).

Build traffic, improve image and reputation, distribute and share information, or just want something to put on your business card?

We sent out letters imforming tenants of the liability for having breed's with reputation or just any dog period.

There are too many people trying to get involved in wholesaling, lease options and subjects tos, but they have no idea what they are doing...remember at the end of the day you are going to have to rely on your reputation to keep you moving forward.

I would pay a reputable mold remediation company that will come out and do a written estimate that you can submit to the bank, as long as they aren't charging more than around $100 for the inspection.

Unless someone overlooks the fact that you didn't sign the document (unlikely with the major banks), you're not going to get away with this.If I were you, I'd just decide upfront if you want to sign the document or not, and if not, approach the offer as an investment, not an OO.You especially don't want to get a reputation as someone who is trying to game the system, either with listing agents or asset managers...

I also have known the guy for 15 years, he is an honest man with a great reputation in the community.

Same manufacturer and different style never fits the same.

I was taught that if the tenant/buyers don't buy, your reputation goes down the toilet, and your business always follows your reputation.With regard to the 2 year financing approval, only problem I see with that is the fact that the housing market is still spinning downward (at least in my markets) and 24 months is too long.