Sentences with phrase «agent everything she required»

No joke - I emailed an agent everything she required in her submissions guidelines: query + the first 5 double spaced pages.

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This mix does require some type of binding agent for everything but cookies or pie crust, however these will not be harmed in any way from the inclusion of psyllium husk.

All this talk of paying your dues, being knocked back by agent after agent, publisher after publisher until you finally develop the spine and sensibility required to call yourself an author... It's nice and everything, and it strikes a chord with every aspiring author who grew up with the expectation that this was the only way it was ever going to happen, but it just isn't a necessary rite of passage in the modern day.

It has everything to do with the fact that the vast majority of publishers require an author to have an agent to get through the doors to even be considered.

Your leasing agents do everything perfectly and advise Lisa that she is required to have renters insurance.

Many travel agents, hotels and airlines require you put down a deposit or pay everything up front, so be prepared to have the money available at the time of booking.

You can tell your insurance agent very clearly that you will not requiring a certain kind of coverage rather than just taking everything that comes with a policy.

Your leasing agents do everything perfectly and advise Lisa that she is required to have renters insurance.

«If they do require the services of an agent, or a brokerage to help them — if they decide «this isn't for me, I want to get some help» — our hope is that they will retain us on our half a point program, where we'll do everything for you,» he says.

Their new website not only provides an aesthetically pleasing design that is user device friendly, but also leverages the rich feature set and interactive search tools required to deliver site visitors the information they are seeking whether it be a new home, an agent, local information and everything in between.

It is hard to believe, but I was required to interview various agents and some would not even speak to me because they knew doing a relocation would be extra work — more paperwork, more signatures, more reviews, more delays — everything you can think of needed to be reviewed by three parties aside from buyer and seller.

This means as their agent or broker, you will be required to do a bit more hand - holding and make sure they understand everything from property taxes to closing costs and mortgages, if they need one.