Thanks  Scott.Once I sent a property information to one of the realtors to give me a CMA on the property, she went and listed it under her name, never gave me the COMPS, but luckily the se will not be able to find any info on the property because the owner is not selling the property but her daughter and none the phone numbers are listed and the owner also does not stay in the same house.

Like how to even get in contact with the absentee owner (I know of mail but I'm a good communicator and rather deal with these folk the route of calling them) by phone and then the whole evaluating the deal (good deal or bad deal or ARV).

Im having a hard time getting a hold of people over the phones.

I already went trough the same situation and I learned from it, now besides other adjustments, my contract states that if contractor does not show up for x amount of days and its not responding to my text/email/phone calls, it will be considered that he abandoned the job.

The regs are quite specific and IMO it is unlikely a seller financing individual could properly notice and communicate with the borrower, provide the correct and timely statements, have the required toll free 800 phone line, etc.I'm not confused about the exemptions and am planning to use them.

In this case, is it a yellow letter or digging deeper for a phone number or email address?

@Grant KempI heard your podcast and it was very helpful.I do have some more questions, I would like to speak with over the phone if you don't mind.

I might be able to help, shoot me a PM with your phone#.

This is 3 weeks before the termination date and he wasn't happy and was very rude on the phone with me and with my brother via email.Since then, he has been trying to be a pain.

There is a very low barrier to entry as a car dealer but there are requirements, lot, office, sign, phone that set financial barriers not to mention any inventory, but there is no knowledge requirement.Usually, the powers that be look to the opportunities to reach in people's pockets with fees and put those economic laws in place requiring education that sends folks off to pay more fees to a continuing education system.