When an agent is representing both he seller and the buyer they often will get dual agent commission, or in other words the entire 6%.

The lazy answer is to finish your degree first and then start investing.John CoreyOne of the many things I often wonder is can I obtain a decent loan with out having a job?

How often are you in each?

Often, what happens is that you put in new paint and carpet, but now the marginal kitchen and bathroom really look lame.

In Michigan a pool is not really an asset, when it comes time to sell, they are often a liability.

I ask because I've worked extensively with remote properties, and even hand's on managers often-times aren't doing enough for their clients.

They often times have done all the hard work for you.

There seems to be a catch here or someone is taking a huge loss for no reason which doesn't happen very often.

I don't know which site you are referring to but we have been looking at purchasing a couple of different REO's and often time the listing agent simply hasn't updated recent price reductions, not all of the sites have been updated.

you know i often wondered this myself.I think a national MLS could be an invaluable tool for a REI.it wouldnt take much to develop a nation system of this sort to be honest. getting folks to use it might though.