I think it's important to keep things on a professional basis, but I think an occasional act that says "we appreciate you" is a good thing to do.

I get the occasional investor lead here and there, but I mainly use Craiglist to build my list of end-user buyers.Well at this is true for the South Florida area.

I would think that not only do most wholesalers look exclusively for cash buyers (I do as well but I also realize that occasionally they sell retail), but they also look for *experienced* cash buyers.

You're not going to get years and years of use out of their stuff, but for occasional use you get a lot for your money.

Occasionally there might be a blip that delays the closing briefly and they often will not even ask to get the paid extension (Which is good since the times I have bought them it seems to take months to get any unused potion back).

If he's part time occasional work 1099.

Usually they all want too much money for their old junk, but occasionally you'll find someone motivated to sell 200sqft of tiling.Finally, in some markets you can resell items you pull out of the house.

Occasional expenses come up that they email me about and when there are bigger issues, I have to call to discuss.

He does stuff around the house but I still have to hire out the "occasional" repair man.

Does a quick call constitute a billing or is an occasional answer part of the representation (don't abuse it)?