You can have more liability if things don’t work out.

It may not work out on the first house, but there will always be another house, another deal, and possibly better ones.

It may work out in the future, but if not, on to the next one.I wouldn't get too attached to a single property.

We have been just doing our quarterly goal setting session (good bottle of Central Otago pinot was involved :-) )and one of the things I would like to get in our to do list, is for us to fly over from NZ to attend.

She called me and wants to work out a deal.

I hope you're next one is easier and that you work out a better deal with the contractor.

I don't have any specific info about them, I basically just glanced at them and moved on - I don't think the numbers really work out.

Josh - They had a main ballroom set-up where nearly all of the speakers had a booth that you could go to during breaks or in between sessions to talk to them about their products.

Timeline is getting tight, but my agent has a couple of properties that hopefully will work out.

The obvious advantages to doing this are knowing the value before the property is listed, and also repairing any issues that the appraiser might find well ahead of time.So my questions are, has anyone gone this route before and how did it work out?