waldoputty
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My Puddy.
with no team news worth talking about, it does feel like offseason
My Puddy.
Lol. I'm NOT touching that one handsome.
OMG. I'm literally laughing outloud. You're crazy Raunchy lol. You chimed in fast on that bait. Putty is slow.![]()
Have a great weekend!!! Salud!
Lol. Ya had me for one second.
BTW....LOVE the avatar.![]()
Thank you my friend. I sure will. And here's wishing you the same. Who knows, just maybe our 'Boys will pull it off in Philly.![]()
If it was a customer she brought, then yes, she is owed something. She'd be smart to take your offer. Federal employees are under scrutiny to keep a clean record. Foreclosures do not look good when they ask for transfer or promotions.@Ranching
what do you think of this situation?
1. we listed a property in august with agent contract ending nov 30
2. the only one interested in buying could not qualify for mortgage
3. he wants to rent out property so we are giving him a dec 2018 to april 2020 lease though he could purchase at any time and get out of lease
4. even though we owe the agent nothing, we offered her 6% of the rent and to sell the property through her in 2020.
5. she is upset and wants us to pay her $1k upfront, her broker $1k upfront, 10% of the rent
6. part of the funds used to purchase and repair property is from a friend. so i have a responsibility to be fair and prudent in how i handle things...
i said no can do. we have a reasonable working relationship last few years, so i tried to be nice. however i am feeling pretty annoyed as she kept bellyaching about how we are taking advantage of her and how she has had no sales in last 3 years.
what do you think of the situation?
oh btw, the person who is interested in buying the property works for the federal government (prison). he has a code of conduct that means he cannot be late on debts and payments. do you think that is for real? i saw his code of conduct handbook, but it is almost hard to believe...
they may as well tank the year away now even without the 1st round pick
If it was a customer she brought, then yes, she is owed something. She'd be smart to take your offer. Federal employees are under scrutiny to keep a clean record. Foreclosures do not look good when they ask for transfer or promotions.
10% of rent s standard, but the 2k up front? Not in Texas, don't know California laws. If she hasn't sold anything in three years, it's time to find another agent! Is her name Garrett?
No tanking....gonna win out![]()
i see.
kind of like the combination of kawhi and spurs winning the championship this year
Sounds good.thanks for the feedback.
the client contacted her.
however the client's finances do not qualify for a mortgage.
the client talked to me and wanted to make a deal.
against the advice of the agent and the mortgage guy, i worked out an arrangement with the client.
i offer the agent either:
(1) 6% of collected rent for doing nothing else
or (2) 10% of collected rent for managing the rental
she wanted:
(1) $1k for her broker now - which i totally do not understand
and (2) $1k for her now
and (3) 10% of collected rent for managing the property
i told her:
(1) anything for broker is not possible as the property is not sold
(2) 6% for doing nothing else or 10% for managing the property
she kind of say no, but i expect to be paying her 6% for doing nothing going forward.
that is what i told my friend who invested.
That remains to be seen![]()
Sounds good.
Yeah suuuuuure![]()
drunks r m i a
putty closing up for the night