Its like no one can do good deeds anymore without needing to be recognized for it. 

You can't be fixated on just one approach to attack a hill or curve, you need to instantly recognize options and select the best that meets the conditions. 

The thermal collapsed on me that day and I did not recognize that situation for some period of time.

I really don't even need to be making income from coaching and Realtor work in the first place, so I can be picky and only work with people who recognize that value that I bring to the table and who are willing to pay me well for it.  

In this business, if you don't accomplish the hard stuff, you don't get very far...I'm not saying this to "win"...I'm saying it in the hopes that you'll recognize what you're doing and perhaps change your strategy.On top of that, your belief that 6 months is plenty of time to launch your business and start making enough money to live on is flawed. 

But a seasoned buyer will recognize this and immediately discount the property from the CAP rate valuation knowing that their future CAP EX will be greater.Property B is right in line with the rest of the neighborhood and is a true reflection of the market.  

Thus have a witness sign the PA or have her sign in front of the closing attorney.It reminded me case in the law that I learned 10 years ago ''a guy was high as ponderossa pine'' he claimed when he signed the PA, but in court it was proven that he wasn't.

You will get more and better responses if people begin to know and recognize you as opposed to a faceless guy who just wants to get free advice.I've been marketing probates for 25+ years.

Maybe you'll be proven correct but that seems impossible to me.

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