I purchased a foreclosure that sat on a suburban lot that was flat, needed repairs, cleaning and most of all the lot was large enough for as many as three homes. 

NYC flat roofs, the locale, and the lack of trees(sadly) make NYC a great option for solar. 

It has a 33.3% chance of doing any of the three; go down, stay flat, go up.

We have a standard fee (paid by the guest) which varies based on the home size and complexity, and comes to roughly $25/hr though we pay a flat rate.

Are rents rising, falling or flat?

And if I don't find a property through agent, is there a flat fee I'm supposed to pay. 

And my personal funniest one I read, on how the various discount/flat-fee brokers are gonna win, LMAO.

Flat Creek ranch?

The market already always could list at $1 co-op but very few actually did that, sellers also could always list with flat fee $500 MLS agents but most know the value of good agents and rarely did that.

He brings out a flat versus round.