Looks like they are having technical issues right now guys.

I have only been doing bandit signs for 4 weeks now in norther CO and have only received 2 calls, one from a private lender, the other from a non-lead.From the legal standpoint, yes, technically they are illegal.

Of course, if you go and become an agent then technically real estate would support you, but not work for you.

The lease option is technically legal, but functionally illegal.

Thus, technically, sellers of residential real estate, by means of installment sales agreements (contract for deed), are essentially treated as mortgagees for purposes of the state and the same licensing requirements apply.

I am sure you didn't get your vast and overwhelming experience you portray to be having with the breast milk...It's like me assuming you have no proper command of the English language since the idiom you are applying would technically be considered an improper use.Besides that rant: Yes, I do praise the heavens; he left, with no damage and the place clean.

What I discovered was that I really enjoyed managing the property and I could rent it out for a really decent profit(not technically at first, as I had to recover my losses from the damage).

(typed technically)Thus Corey you are wrong, it is not a company that provides software.

Not technically, but we almost always offer the listing agent part or all of our commission if we get the deal (sometimes they'll take it, sometimes they refuse per their broker's policy).Our goal is to make as little work as possible for the listing agent.

Hence building reserves now when they are technically less needed rather than waiting until later.