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Ok, I haven't posted a new forum topic in a while...I brought my team out today to do driving for dollars and on our last street we are turning around in what I believe is a church.I see a woman dressed nicely (there are flurries outside) in the parking lot of this private property lot we are turning around in...So I give her a wave of acknowledgment and a smile.As we are turning around (Me, a woman team member sitting shotgun, and my two other male team members in the back seat) and my navigator says, "I think she is trying to tell you something."

Even leftist president Obrador has been navigating its relationship with the US government very prudently.I'll finally agree with you that Cancun and the Riviera Maya in general is a beautiful place.

I'm hoping to learn from others how best to navigate in the landlording world and be profitable.

@Maria Diegelman As a Broker, producing agent and property manager practicing real estate full time since 1998 in the S E Valley of Phoenix (Mesa area) I would be pleased to offer assistance to your client.I manage a number of Mesa, AZ properties for investors giving me a clear perspective on the investment side of the market.I'm also an active agent helping buyers and sellers navigate the process on a regular basis.

The banks I have reached out to say that I need to have an offer letter signed before I can apply for a loan, but my agent is telling me that a good offer needs to have a pre-qualification attached.How did others navigate this - am I just working with the wrong banks, or should I push for my agent to make offers with a contingency on the financing?

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Consult due diligence professionals (attorneys, inspectors, appraisers, etc) who are used to navigating these concerns in your area.

BTW the name of the company is http://onenationtitle.com.My question is, what is the best way to navigate this snag?

Even navigating the complexities of property managers could be a deal killer for you.