yes, there are examples where landlords will let things slide once in a while - with communication and an executed plan from the tenant. obviously, this time of the year - with our consuming U.S.A. - the presents, the tree, etc. all can take priority.

She and I have been communicating back and forth but the seller still hasn't countered.

I made two new contacts on BP and gained a new colleague for virtual wholesaling/bird dogging.

It's so easy to communicate with her because we're on the same page pretty much most of the time.

I even use Skype and Google Talk to communicate with clients so I'd highly recommend looking for one of the best with great references that interviews well with you.

My sister is the broker I put on paper and she communicated with the Borrower, but she hasn't really been active in the last few years...

Virtually all other tenants that apply won't pose this risk.

I am not sure if writing "0" in C (1) and faxing it to the broker, with no communication, will be very effective.

So if you are trying to follow-up with a motivated seller, tenant, attorney, RE agent, or anyone that might need several reminders Boomerang will schedule future emails for you, and you can have it only send a reply if you haven't received one back for the person you are trying to communicate with.

Mike I don't think there is a credible way to use those types of clauses, regardless of how you communicate them - personally, I would not take you seriously in the first place, if you had a clause "subject to approval by my partner" in the contract.