@Dave Blackman I used John from Kindle home inspectorHe was there next day, great price and nice overall 

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Therefore, I am reaching out to the beloved BP community to seek guidance on how to approach this situation and if its a good idea to use a customized contract that tailors to assignments or if I can use the standard Realtor Purchase Agreement Contract?

Can you get the bonuses by buying the kindle version?

While hardcopy isn't going away anytime soon and has some advantages (no batteries, cheap, loanable, free at the library, doesn't cost a mint if you get it wet or lose it, etc), The Kindle and the iPad and the e-books available on such devices will continue to gain ground I think.Having the ability to download any book you want in seconds over the cell network, as well as carry your entire library with you at all times, plus search it and bookmark it, have it read to you when driving, and be able to take notes and look up words in the dictionary, etc....that's pretty neat too, and it keeps getting better.I'll look forward to the ebook, Rich!

Kennedy has a ton of books on Amazon (fortunately at a discount for the kindle editions).

With bundled 3G access in various devices (Kindle, etc), I'd like to see 3G-enabled lock sets, HVAC controls, etc.

Thus I'd rather meet them personally, look at the house, talk to them some more about their problems and answer their questions as well as address their concerns right on the spot.When I'm done, like a beloved family pet they are forced to give away, they are happy their home is going to such a nice man.

I found the book on Kindle, and after reading it I joined the Bigger Pockets' Community.

@Katie Douglas I'm going to recommend Stanley's "Millionaire Woman Next Door" if you have Amazon Prime you should be able to read it for free by borrowing it from the Kindle Library, that's how I got my hands on it.