There is parking in the back (not covered, but dedicated parking area).

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We believe that through superior professionalism, lightning fast response times, and unparalleled customer service sales is a natural occurrence and not something that is forced.  

They have alot of templates that you can customize, and they are free but you pay for shipping.

Find another broker...They provide a commodity service and are supposed to be in the business of customer pleasing (which is why they work on commission)...if they're not doing that, find someone who will.If it's too late to switch, then don't feel bad about calling and bugging them EVERY SINGLE DAY.You're the customer...they need to start acting like it.

We do not charge fees to the customer for our services, and having an attorney that you pay does not change a single thing that we can or will do for a customer.

I also use semi custom cabinets with quiet close drawers and Kohler toilets and rainshower heads, so I am not the norm.

Close the sale by getting the customer to take action.I've been blinded by the light a few times. @ the end of the day I've found that alot of the text book real estate investing "education" i get on books and CD's from the seminar's Ive attended doesn't apply in real life.

They are not allowed to have a dog, nor is occupancy two people.Apparently, two tenants of UNIT 2 are customers of the tenant in UNIT 1 and there are drugs there all the time.

I am a huge believer of multiple learning methods, so I recommend multiple tools to getting a basic foundation in real estate:1) Bigger Pockets and real estate blogs focused on the area of investing you look to enter2) Networking: attend real estate investing associations in your area to meet more experienced investors...you will likely find someone willing to take you on "as an apprentice".3) Library: a lot has been written on the basics of real estate investing and you can find threads on BP dedicated to which books have helped people the mostThe fact of the matter is real estate investing is not easy…no matter what method of education you decide on you are going to have to filter information (this is good practice for filtering potential investment properties)…so why not save your money for purchasing your first investment property.