I see alot of houses with realtor signs for sale.

They themselves do not pay you.If the numbers work and you think you can sell it ask the sellers if they're willing to pay you a fee if you bring them a buyer or have the seller sign an "Option" agreement.

We have now been waiting for 3 weeks for the bank to sign the paperwork and send it to the courthouse to be recorded so that we can close.

I learned the hard way do NOT sign a contract with any contractor for a job that requires a license unless they have a current license.

1) Locate a FSBO 2) Negotiate a deal with the seller, with 20 % or more discount3) Sign contract including clauses that allow you to show the house.

We saw the signs in mid-June and it seems to be getting harder and harder for healthy and growing businesses to get financing.

My dad could co-sign with me, but he wont because he doesn't want his assets in danger.

I agree that it isn't worth tracking for bandit signs, but I think that it is worth tracking for postcards.

Another start-up action is to send emails and/or call landlords from signs and on Craigslist.

Bandit signs seem popular, too.