Just wondering why it's not timely.....Hot and cold, sometimes I can type, like now and it goes smoothly, sometimes it hangs up and it takes 30 seconds to pound in one letter.

The speaker was a smooth talker and 98% of the audience bought the 3 day seminar package. 

You don't receive as much money, but you have a solid deal and it's handled in a smooth fashion.

Now before all you peanut gallery wanna be comedians jump all over this...About 15 years ago, i went to a GURU Trap and the man on stage wanted to tell the audience how smooth of an investor he was.

And if you want to get a 'broker exclusive' from them (basically they'll give you a maybe one other person a call when they got something hot instead of blasting it out to their list) then find out what you need to do to make the deal with them as smooth as possible: Minimize the attorney review.

Some of you may be younger than the seller, and it is important they have confidence that you can perform and that you are not “wishy-washy,†flying by the seat of your pants, or just a smooth talker.Note: The other powerful command is you are telling them that their house is “SOLD!

Certainly it may appear rather one sided however if you were to read my entire contract, which has been challenged a couple times unsuccessfully I might add, then you'll see I am not in the game playing business.

Some of you may be younger than the seller, and it is important they have confidence that you can perform and that you are not “wishy-washy,†flying by the seat of your pants, or just a smooth talker.The other powerful command is you are telling them that their house is “SOLD!

They will not be dealing with another broker/agent for a high chance of a smooth closing on the other end.2.They know that many times the MLS lister will be nowhere to be found.They got their money and could care less.

He spends each day, every day running between the projects and ensuring everything is going smoothly, all questions are answered, all decisions are made, and calling me when there is a problem.He gets paid a monthly salary, plus a percentage of the profits on every project.