It leaves few tools for your counsel.As a so called title geek, I'm in favor of accomplishing two things:1) Find the error of my ways, and2) Implement changes to my system to eliminate or reduce a risk in the futureI sympathize with your unenviable position, particularly because you're both stuck, distracted and hemorraging expenses, all at the same time and potentially for naught.

I also got some great tools from J Scott's website.I hope to make some great connections here and maybe even somone that is local.

I'm always amused when brokers use laughter as a negotiating tool - not very effective.

Also see you are an LSU grad, as I went to Ole Miss.

Hover over "Learn" on the top tool bar and click on "Podcast."

Either or, you should treat both as tools of the trade and triple verify everything they whisper in yer ear.

Mehran KamariI'm looking more to flipping and buy/old.While I have been in the IT field for the past 25 years, I have also completed a number of bathrooms, kitchens, and basements in my spare time, so I know my way around a tool belt. this will allow me to do a lot of the work myself in the beginning.

As a realtor I have more tools that make me money on many sides.

I'll try not to do too much advertising or self-promotion in this thread, but to summarize, we're not currently focused on search and offer/are building other tools for landlords (listing syndication, credit screening, online applications/leases/payments).

When applied properly, it is a very useful financial tool.