Businesses often have customers with cars who park all around the business, creating an eyesore and limiting parking for actual residents.

It's easy to say it's legal when we're doing stuff with happy customers and no complaints.

If this is a bulk buyer they might be using a custom contract drawn up by their attorney with a ton of outs in it.With earnest money I care more about which side is holding it and how much of it is non-refundable and WHEN that happens. 10,000 non-refundable for any reason held by me the seller is worth way more than 40,000 earnest money held by the buyers side.

I will be working on so projects where we are basically designing our own customize loan package.

After that, I worked a year stint for Infiniti in the customer service dept, which helped me get over my shyness; we had to make a minimum of 80 contacts a day.

I was speaking to one of my customers today (I sell cars) and I mentioned that I'm Interested in buying a rental property (like a multi family home).

You'll definitely pay closing costs on your refinance, and depending on local custom and the contract, either you or the seller will be paying closing costs on the new purchase.You'll likely save at least one side of the closing costs if you just finance the second purchase instead of doing a refi and then a purchase.

Specify value from the standpoint of the end customer by product family.2.

@Brianna S. and @Andrew TI have been told by local banks that they only loan money to customers buying within their own county.

A catch 22 and perhaps not your best customer.