Stop the presses!

The cash flow generally gets better the further East you go, but even there you'd be hard pressed to find anything that meets the rules you mention.

As a former bank regulator for more than 7 years, I can tell you that if regulators have already identified a risk, discussed it internally, then produced a formally issued document and press release that they were in agreement on internally, the issue has usually already been around for a while, and is probably past where it should be!!!

Most of the property meets you find in industry press or online from searches do have some element of sales pitch.

I know that whatever happens i must learn from the mistake and press on.

You need to begin formulating what really is the advantage of an amount of work, because just the work won't be enough, there has to be a savings to the contractor such as less time spent wasted chasing bids he won't get, things like that, you need to actually save this contractor real money to see a discount, volume is really not going to do it, and I can't stress enough promises of volume are worth even less.Then there is the issue of timing, you're an investor so you're going to be always pressing for right now, any contractor worth a damn is always busy but I'm guessing you're probably going to figure that your 'volume' is going to also mean the contractor should respect your authoratay and be ready to jump when you have the next one.

Maybe WF is tired of the negative press over the last few years.

She was turned  town by a first lender, but pressed on.  

Hi everyone, I'm looking for some advice on the most effective ways to market a service to listing agents.I'm starting up a business providing narrated virtual tours, with the goal of making them easy (since agents are pressed for time) and affordable (since they are loathe to waste marketing dollars).

There has long been a debate in the industry about the differences in cabinetry that are manufactured from plywood or from pressed wood.