That is why you get the rest of the report to call friends relatives, business associates etc.

I use the option part and try to get away with as low a fee and as long a time period as the seller will agree to; $10 and as many days as possible.

Ask for a long option period to give yourself more time to find your buyer.

**I've heard of RE Sales associates/agents getting DUI's committing Felonies etc. and them not being penalized for a period of time by DBPR or FREc..

I feel it is important for us to become more aware of our thoughts, actions and how we effect the rest of the world.

However, if I ever wanted to learn all that there is to learn on this subject, Brian is he guy I would call - he has forgotten more about options, land trust, and all the rest of it than I will ever know, or care to know, I think :) Good luck

Let's assume it is simply an additional $200 per period.

In these latter cases, as a seller you ONLY get what you pay for in terms of listing features (photos, listing period, etc).

I read in one persons blog that HUD has suspended the owner occupied period.

However, there are practical issues involved such as identifying the properties and then subsequently acquiring them within the 45 calendar day identification period and the 180 calendar day exchange period.