Andraise, I don't lend in CT, but can refer you to someone.

I am sure the buyer will use it as a reference, look at my invoicing for work completed and hire their own to be safe.

If you're just going to search online for listed properties, you'd just be better off referring this guy to a realtor in your area.

What you do depends on the market.Begin by learning what I keep referring to as the basics, that is what is initially taught in RE schools for agents.

You can give her referals that don't work for you and she helps with cmas or whatever you work out.

The two gazebos that had to be demolished, one of them had a hot tub and toilet in it, not sure if it refers to that or something in the main house.Unfortunately, the time for seeking any sort of variance has passed.

. $150 if we get a tenant that moves in within 3 days of move-out and an extra $50 on top if they refer someone to me that leased within 3 days of move-out.

Write in it, and reference it often.

Never fail to check employment references and criminal background as well as if they have any evictions against them.

I didn't end up getting that deal but 2 weeks later he referred me to a friend that needed to dump a house.