Agents work for you, not the other way around . . . remember that!

Remember to give yourself about 3 weeks on the contract from the time of acceptance.

I don't remember exactly what else they wanted.

Karl Polanyi in his book "The Great Transformation," written in 1944, laid out the devastating consequences—the depressions, wars and totalitarianism—that grow out of a so-called self-regulated free market.

I post to Facebook & Twitter daily and have not had as much feedback from the agents on these platforms... however... since the accounts and fan pages are still new and need to grow in size - I believe it is just a matter of time.

Also, handing out contracts can be construed as practicing law without a license, so some people may be a bit gunshy.Now, all that being said, remember that a contract is merely an agreement between parties.

Remember, you're offering a QUICK close.

If you are financing and the lender is requiring repairs, then you will probably have to pay for some of them or ask the bank to split to get it closed.You have to remember that the bank may have hundereds of deals going, and there is a chain of command that these REOs go through.

And Liability Isssues from Brokers - Managers, well, I remember hearing "Sub2 and Lease Options, they are illegal!"

I'm not looking to hold and rent them out.On my first flip, I don't exactly remember for sure what insurance we received.