It always comes back to you the right way when you do right by your clients.  

Quote from @James McGovern: What are the best collection agencies that pursue back rent? 

.: A family member quit claimed a property to me 5-10 years ago, and I leased it back to them.

It is a pain to have to shop insurance every year.

I was hooked on commission and never looked back.

Not a chance.We went back and forth and finally settled for $2,800.

Hello BP Community,I wanted to share that I'll be stepping back from the real estate space for a while to pursue opportunities in a different field.For those who have connected with me regarding bird-dogging or real estate leads, please note that I will no longer be offering those services.I've appreciated the connections I've made here and the learning experiences I've had.

I am wondering if I should list it now, or wait until I get back in town. 

Thank you, Certain areas of texas and florida are feeling a lot of pain.

I skimmed the document — like I had a dozen times before — and signed it without catching the change.As a result, instead of bringing the listings back in-house like we had planned, I accidentally extended the agreement another six months.I didn’t slow down.I didn’t read carefully.I signed something I shouldn’t have.It was a painful (and expensive) reminder: gotta stay sharp even when something feels routine.Familiarity can lead to missed details.And its usually the small stuff that turns into the big stuff.Always double-check.Always slow down.Especially when it feels “automatic.”Lesson learned.The good thing is that this $25K mistake today will prevent a $250K or $2.5M mistake later.