I get emails about the strangest of things from my site, and in a few cases taking the time to write a polite response has resulted in a long term contact that turned into a customer.I don't go for quanity, I could probably do a LOT more writing, but I find that quality suffers if I write when I'm not in the mood.

They're still in no mood to negotiate.

I was just in a kidding around mood last night. ......Listen here's what you do.....look for a lender that does loans based on what's known as "Stated Income".

Find out if the owner is in a mood to sell, I would say don't make an offer yet.

Something else I do if I'm not in a talkative mood but need to return calls, I'll call a friend and chat with them for a few minutes to loosen up.

If an aggressive lender (Rialto, perhaps) is in the mood to litigate and you have the cash on hand to pay off the loan, then, I agree, it may very well be wise to do so rather than litigate.But it is not illogical to say that the lack of on point legal authority is consistent with lenders not generally pursuing a breach of a DOS clause following a re-conveyance.

Jetted tubs are a turn on even though they are not utilized as much as people imagine although they set the mood for some prospects.

It sounds to me like you're in no mood to be a landlord and mess with long distance landlording.

He seems to be in a good mood.

As an agent depending on my mood will i decide to kick a client to the curb when I feel they are "cheating on me".