I think as long as you keep yourself groomed and showered along with a professional demeanor that is what matters most to buyers and sellers.

This scam is much less obvious and rather brilliant in its simplicity, and if the bad guys grab your cash, not only will you never see your money again, but you will find that there are no law enforcement agencies willing or even able to help you get it back.The scam works like this: After posting your property on the internet, you will receive an e:mail from a prominent-sounding physician or other corporate professional from overseas.

Lot's of interesting info here, I wish I could use some of it now but in a deep well so asking if anyone might be able to offer some thought.

Situation: We bought a property 18 months ago thinking we would be stayin...

However, as kenvest said, you would need to be able to accurately diagnose potential problems that you see, so therefore getting a professional inspection would be ideal.

I would like to be as professional as possible, and avoid calling back and forth and wasting time for seller and buyer alike, and perhaps losing the deal.3.

My ads are to the point and professional, the few calls I did get, the selllers weren't motivated enough.

Do you consider them professionals?

In fact we normally get paid by the homeowner which then makes our service fee free to professionals.

I enjoy IT both on a personal and professional level but feel it is not my true calling.

the higher return will cover the 5.8% you are borrowing and then some.but as i suggest, you should talk to a financial advisor first or some other financial professional to see what works best for YOU.