I sell all my homes directly to the consumer, as I feel that I have better control of the "Selling Price" as so many like to use terms such as "this is the asking price".

After move-in, the tenant is responsible for pest control.

I'm bilingual in rent control and Section 8.

PS I'm not for or against this I simply want to see all the angles.The NWO is basically a one world government controlled by one ruler under a fascist state.

According to the POMS and Census Data, most tenants move due to reasons outside the control of the landlord (got married/divorced, want a shorter commute, larger place, etc) and specifically not because of rent increases.I try to raise the rents each year a tenant stays, and a $10/month increase doesn't seem to make anybody blink.

Once you have determined your closing percentage then your paycheck becomes completely controlled by how many qualified contacts you get in front of.The more vacant home owners, preforeclosure sellers, and frustrated slumlords that you put your offers in front of, the more deals you will have available to you, and the more money you will make.Here's my advice, pick up the phone, bumble through it, and see if she wants to sell.I would also completely disagree with TN that a couple weeks probably won't make a big difference.

@Jamie Mathieu, are you looking for checkbook control?

I know a lot of the companies will offer something like "if termites damage your house during your pest control contract with us, we'll replace the damage at our cost".

You have less control.

I come from a QB background, and love the control and reports.