Be genuine of course and not so pushy, these guys are serious about their margins.

He is also on BP and will recognize himself and he knows protégé #1, but that is not why I say he is a nice guy - I would not have chose him if he was not a nice guy. 

Someone would need to certify to the data platform (wrongfully) that the search was being conducted for a legal purpose pursuant to one of several recognized relationships (fiduciary, legal, beneficial, etc.) with the customer.

@Greg Fitch, @Jason Coleman, @Justin Craver this seems like a good place to bring this up:In Podcast Episode #350, @Craig Curelop mentioned that he looks for the "path of progress" - where the downtown area headed in the near future that is going to cause property values to go up.Are there areas or neighborhoods that you have recognized in Greensboro, Winston-Salem, or High Point where we can see this path of progress moving?

Also, I recognize that if I only put down 10%, I will be paying PMI.

The company is nationally recognized with students across the country.

They are really easy...if you know how to design them, and recognize the opportunities for them.2 - "...but happens when you come across not one but two great deals one being a business and the other being a complex..." 

I know a NNN owner who has a VERY good tenant, nationally recognized, in place in an old walmart building.

Again, usually not too big of a deal (and I genuinely believe this tenant has good intent), but the last thing you want is any damage done to the rental for something that could have been avoided with thorough vetting.

The more deductions you report, the lower your taxes are.Before recognizing what you can deduct, you will need to decide if your property will be taxed under Schedule C (1040) or Schedule E (1040). ⁣