If they buy your place you will throw them a few hundred bucks.

You can throw that in after you ask for qualifications.You can have the seller come with you but it works the same if you bring bill of sale, power of attorney, and signed title.Tell the buyer it is a "non-refundable" deposit, always.

When you throw away 80% of the crap you don't need it's 80% easier to get organized.

I was actually having a few funding issues...great score around 760 but, the income to debt ratio is throwing me off.

And not lots of cash flow to boot even at 20% (I've seen triplexes throw off better monthly cashflow).

Is there anything else you can throw in the mix?

Hi Anthony, can you throw us a bone here, somthing to naw on?

Is it a local site targeting a local audience?

I've done my research and I think I have a pretty good comeback especially when they throw articles from CNN like this at me: http://money.cnn.com/galleries/2007/real_estate/0704/gallery.stocks_v_realestate.moneymag/index.html Just wanted to see if anyone had a good answer they wanted to share!

Most of the throw cards and flyers around people if they do not get business in the first trip or 2 tend to go away.