@mehran, my business partner and mine are in the process of sending out 900 letters, I've hung up bandit signs, and I make a lot of phone calls from Craigslist and from driving around and seeing for sale signs in people's yard.

If your phone is ringing that is a great thing!

It certainly would be unusual if MI had such allowances as it is a common issue across the country.

Though I spent a fair amount of time researching on the use of "earcons" back in my {under} graduate days {when they were not common at all} I personally find most devices and interfaces too chatty these days ;-)

In California it was all done by the real estate agents and title companies.Just make a few phone calls around and you should know for sure.

He tried to pass himself off as a big-timer and constantly checked his phone throughout the day ...

When I got home I noticed one of them had not entered his social security number so I called them with the supplied phone numbers.

I know it can be a common thing when wholesaling, I was wondering if it also held true when taking part in these types of transactions.

I haven't done this personally, but a common strategy a lot of people use when first starting out is to take out a FHA loan to purchase a multi-family property.

I made the offer over the phone, then emailed escrow as I have done too many times to count.