If you submit an offer that isn't properly prepared (or missing pieces), you may never hear anything back and have no idea if it was submitted or not.3.

We used this to market night club events and drink specials.

I would emphasize about your skills (if any) and bring that up.Read up on some creative financing techniques and come prepared to present them in the best positive light.I would say, dress conservatively as you go around looking at properties.

Hi Derick, do you have any areas of specialization or particular interest?

It is the best way to create your own economy.There are two Special Forces brothers( active in Afganistan) who will be at Lonnie Scruggs Ultimate Mobile Home Bootcamp in Norfolk the end of October.We invite active military people to come to seminars as our guests for free.

Seems all that is required is to attach a statement to your return indicating that you elect to aggregrate pursuant to reg xyz.It looks like all RE Professionals should be prepared for an audit.

I assume so.I'm looking at a contractor who specializes in doing turns for a flat rate.

Whether the wording is enforceable or not, most bank will not honor a conditional endorsement and you need to have a special arrangement where you verify the endorsement before the item is paid.I believe Beneficial finance or maybe Houselhold used this idea at one time (maybe mid 1990's) where they sent out $5,000-$10,000 checks and people that cashed them had an instant second mortgage, maybe it was unsecured, but the homeowners believed it was secured by their Real property.

Depending on your tax situation it looks like you could be doing even better....specially if you did less all cash in deals and leveraged some with mortgages.

When they jack up their fees by $25 because someone new was preparing the estimate, they hear about it, and their boss tells them to change it, because we give them a ton of business.You may or may not have this relationship, but in any case a $2000 junk fee is ridiculous.