Real Estate Express, pre-license 63 hour course, chapter 5, pg 10: "Escrow Accounts Deposited"The area I can't understand is the bold and underlined.If there is more than one broker, then a broker licensee must be designated as the signatory.

Print it, study it, highlight it.

However there are other zoning requirements in the fine print that you also need to vetify: DU density, setbacks, lot coverage, parking requirements, height restrictions, etc.

Make sure you read the fine print.

You took some bold steps and have a great start. 

Spend time improving your copy and get someone to print and mail your letters to your target market.

There are limitations on what the warranty will and won't cover, so you have to read the fine print.  

It's taken 2.5 years but it's starting to do pretty well-- however I certainly did NOT have the experience necessary going in, lol.I agree that the prospects hinge pretty heavily on the city and neighborhood, but at that price it's probably worth a shot either way and I like the bold approach.

Thank you Call a local independent mortgage broker and tell her that bit in bold.

The growth is around 2%.One thing that people forgot is when the gov. prints money like today with 30 year fixed rate is between 1.5-2% that makes an expensive home in Silicon Valley is suddenly becoming much more affordable.