I don't have any freddie deals at the moment and don't know of anyone who has had a deal shot down by them after their newsletter was released, so I guess the only thing to do is wait and see what happens, but keep pushing forward.

If, however, he gets voted in for that last term, then History can judge his real accomplishments (or lack thereof) on WHO he is, and WHAT he does and has done, and NOT on the color or his skin.I love my country, I've served my country, and I work for my country's best interests, but I stand in mute and bitter witness to the sad decline of what Ronald Reagan saw as "a shining city on a hill for all mankind to see."

I was going to register at the last moment.

Is there anything you all recommend to do to get serious applicants that wont flake the moment they are offered the property?

While I would like the 'feel good' moment of helping Josh out with $40k I certainly would like to keep it in my pocket as well :mrgreen:

One of my most disturbing moments during my RE business was walking into a house and seeing a folded flag there.

These are just my thoughts at the moment.

I've been sued twice this year alone, and the apartment community I work for is battling 3 suits at the moment.

Then for the briefest of moments I saw someone walking through the house.

Human nature seems to want to see how close to the line they can get, so if no late fee is charged until the 3rd, then they generally won't pay until the last moment, and there is nothing we can do about it, right?