Additionally through peeling back the onion I found out that the person who did the title search/owned closing office knew the demolition had been ordered and was trying to push the deal thru in hopes she could outpace it.

This area is hot for acreages and she has two clients currently looking and has floated the idea of selling "as-is" on contract through a private listing with her office.

The last straw for me was seeing they had placed 4 office type rugs by the porch thus destroying any grass.

When I called the tax office I was told that the taxes weren't paid for 2017 and 2018. 

One reason is because my husband's company is opening up an Atlanta office, and recruiting him to join there.

He'll know contracts and the value well, but the transaction can still be closed directly at a title or attorneys office without official brokerage listing or commissions paid to anyone. 

They’ve paid $30k instantly twice on two toilet supply line flood claims at two different homes. 

Do I have to find the addresses to all the realtor offices or will someone else do that?

It's easy to say that these are supply constrained environments and that rent growth will continue to take-off but the truth is, so many are already paying 30+% of AMI on rent.

Any time you supply any appliance you are responsible for it.