If you buy today, are you going to be ready when the shoe comes down?

@Harry Asnien, right, put yourself in the shoes of your potential buyers.

By signing the note and accepting the cash, the seller explicitly agrees to such terms and conditions.http://johntreed.com/blogs/john-t-reed-s-real-esta...I would be suspect of anyone wanting to purchase my property "subject to" existing loans that have a due-on-sale clause, as I have no guarantee from said purchaser that they will step into my shoes and fulfill my legal obligations (contacting the lender and informing them that the acceleration clause has been triggered, and paying it off or refinancing if requested by the lender).I realize honesty is a rare commodity these days, but it doesn't mean all of us nest with the wolves.  

You're totally correct in that people have an inflated value of their property - whatever that property is: vehicle, house, boat, shoes, CD collection, etc. 

Services that might otherwise require a third party, if you will, that he steps into those shoes.  

Plus, if you look at how Google has shuttered their other services (notably gReader), they gave months of heads up to their consumers and a whole host of alternate services rose to the top.The real question to me is when they kill the service, what happens to the millions of numbers that were created in gVoice?

Row style 8-plex too 12-plex in horse-shoe multi-structure configuration with common courtyard spaces.Why townhomes, in short you get the highest tenancy class, one of if not the highest-grossing revenue per sqft being into the lower rung of whit collar professionals, millennial consumer desires of having things without the responsibility of care for them, and can tap the countless "free" money resources to offset development costs to better increase revenues. 

The old adage, "know your product" applies to everything that sales people deal with in commerce, shoes, suits, cars, cold medicine, tractors, houses, trailers, horses, everything!

got to stop and smell the roses its not all about I got to own more doors.PS Steve I just got a tenant out of a house today in PDX cost me 4500.00 bucks and  the house is trashed.. and I thought Man i am lucky i got them out ..   

If Coats & Rose are in Dallas, check them out as well.