IMHO, it is alway beneficial to speak with a human being and let him/her know that I am a real person who buys local real estate on a regular basis.  

Air Conditioners are the devices which require regular care and maintenance and if taken precautions properly can make one's life very comfortable.

Yes, a tiny home costs more per square foot, but overall, a $75,000 (on average) tiny home vs. a $450,000 regular home here in Denver is way more attainable.

I keep my mind & body nurtured by reading and going to the gym.

In fact, even during regular daytime hours, you do not need to respond immediately--or even at all--to petty situations like this.The more you respond and the more quickly you respond, the more they will complain to you.

Has any body used the PushButton Automarketer and is it worth investing in ...

Go to a good paint supply store, ask for a representative to give you 5 names of people who do things regularly and ask for someone who is not really busy, give them a timeline, let the rep color advice you.

So, your top agents who already have 100-200+ five star reviews get leads regularly.  

I then started thinking after seeing so many variations of lenders foreclosing, which ones may be easier to deal with.In my search I found Ocwen (that I hear nothing but bad news about in BP forum), regular banks like Bank of Mellon, Wells Fargo, Deutsche Bank, and others that are are more local to my area.All of the lis pendens I found I know are not all short sales but because they are in the foreclosure process, I'm wondering how to approach the owner or bank after looking at this list of properties.It doesn't seem to matter about whether it's a short sale or already at the 'almost-end' of the foreclosure process (when the bank gets the property) that it takes a long time because of so much red tape processing.

We do have a few retirees who rent out the condo at South Padre regularly.