But when we post on BP which is nationwide and think that cash flow buy and hold is immune from failure that simply Is not true .

.)- Tries to charge for a quote or need guarantee they get the job (this one blows my mind)- Not responsive or hard to get in contact with- Mark-up of materials or an excessive material handling fee (a small handling fee is okay)- Excuses to justify failure- Blatant overpricing because they think you might not understandA few things I like:- Responsive and easy to reach- Offers recommendations/alternatives without being asked- Do what they say when they say with quality and efficiency- Free, detailed quotes in a timely manner- Views the job as an opportunity to build a long term relationship- Competitive pricing (doesn't have to be the lowest but work must justify the price)- Manages their subs to reflect quality and professionalism

We marketed to the Johns Hopkins area of Baltimore to take advantage of their $17000 down payment assistance. We stopped mailing to that area a while ago, but one our letters recently got a hit for a shell that would ...

Making a few payments on the mortgage simply makes the case to show an intent was there to pay it.As Adam mentioned, it's tough to prove this or to show ill intent.The note may no longer have a valid lien due to the failure to collect.

I also learn more (and perform better) when failure is not an option.

The congress had no less responsibility than banks for the failure.

You're setting yourself up for a high risk of failure.

They dont realize that they are setting themselves up for failure because not only is that house stigmatized as too high, now it has been on the market for 2 or 3 months.

I am sure we would love to hear some success and failure stories in the future.

"End of Lease- Landlord cannot keep security deposit for failure to write intent to renew lease 30 days prior to end of lease agreement."