Thanks Dan.Yeah, I'm a little weary of doing this; sure it sounds great, as they do provide all of the marketing and overhead, but I'd only get "around 30%" of any whole sale deal.

At the time, it was the fastest growing area in the whole South East US.

I'm a first time landlord now and that statement has a whole new meaning.

They are stealing the election in Minnesota as the whole country watches and the media is mum.

well due to the whole financial crisis and government takeover of one of our biggest mortgage lenders all the mortgage companies made their lending policies extremely strict and realistically now a buyer needs to have around 20-30% deposit for most lenders. they also generally will not lend more than 2.5 times the amount you earn in a year. then the introduction of hips (home information packs) august 2007 caused a huge flood of houses being put on the market because people wanted to avoid the cost of the hips this meant that values of houses dropped drastically and a hell of a lot of people went into negative equity and in 1 month in particular house prices went down by 9%...in a MONTH!!

Maybe we should be protesting the election of Obama or the magical votes now appearing in the MN Senate race.BTW, this whole mess exists because government stuck its nose into the issue of marriage so they could tax it through licenses and then give tax benefits in the interest of promoting "family".This is all just so silly.

It's not like your asking him to bring down the whole association.

Especially one triggered by their breech of a contract.You could remind them it would be far less traumatic for you to make your current buyers whole than it would be for them to have a foreclosure permanently attached to every mortgage application they fill out from now on.

Since the prospect of selling your home is so personal, the photo is a way of humanizing the whole thing.

In those cases, we form syndications and spearhead the whole process thus making the property, essentially, a passive investment vehicle.Our clients want to know where to put their money nowadays.