There aren't many people alive who remember what happened in the Depression but one of the things that made it so depressing is that the economy was caught in a cycle of deflation where prospects were uncertain so people stopped spending which reduced sales which caused people to be laid off which lead to more uncertainty and less spending; rinse and repeat with prices falling each round.

Their objection like yours is to get the deal closed because that unit he or she is receiving credit for is getting them one step closer to their coveted bonus.

I recently started my first direct mail campaign and am currently in my second round of mailings to the same list of 1000.

The school district bonus is an intangible asset.

I've seen Austin through several business cycles, and it looks like we've finally made the big time.I began researching Austin RE as an investment play this most recent go round in early 2010 when the sky was still falling on RE.

I meant an average cost of $100/month for natural gas year round, so $1200/year.

Why not let them use the wiring....it would probably be an added bonus for someone renting the house is the media room or whole house were wired for sound.

Here are the details...4/2 home in Round Rock, TX (15 min from Austin)ARV $150K (conservative)Foundation issue at worst $15K.

I grew up with a rob fontaine in Manchester, good luck on the next couple go rounds.

I consider appreciation as my bonus, not my salary on all the deal when i do my number.ThanksHuy