On the first item, I was trying to explain that being a real estate agent is not the only way to become a "professional".

While the reports contain heaps of data -- and I plan to dig in -- I'm looking for a book or other resource that attempts to explain what steps a small investor should follow in order to interpret available data to arrive at an overall market assessment for their own purposes -- in other words, a methodology that an economics layman could follow in order to assess the viability and potential of a market.

If they come back with higher price - explain the reasoning behind your pricing and ask them if they will put it in pristine condition for their price.

For example, Baltimore city has there auction online in May at https://www.bidbaltimore.com/ The site explains the rules quite well.

I knew a guy that did that and he said there was no way to explain what to do, every job was different and you had to learn from someone.

Here are some calls to action I use:"Call now for more information""Call today and I'll explain more""Contact me today and avoid foreclosure""Immediate response required""Hurry before the lender forecloses""Don't wait.

If you have any questions or want some more advice, I would gladly give you 15 minutes of my time to explain it in detail.

It’s called Senior Fog.In very lay and simple language explain FOLLOWER.

All of them need me to explain what a double close or contract assignment is, then they pass me off to someones voice mail that never returns calls!

Yes, if your local PHA participates in the homeownership voucher program, and you meet income and other eligibility requirements.Just liked how eHow explained it.