Need the step by step process-IF anyone knows, this would ge GA law, which is a dual process.

I'm referring to single and dual family houses/apartments.

By the way, I live in U.S and have dual citizenship.Thanks for all responses

You should be able to get away with dual rapid recovery 40s or 50s which are waaaayyyy cheaper and easier to work with.Have you thought about putting in in-unit heat in the form of 90% furnaces or electric baseboard heat?

From my personal experience, I had a dual agent during my closing and they convinced me to use their inspectors.

I don't see a problem with dual agency on the A-B side, if the same Realtor doesn't list the property simultaneously, but the investor would still need to market it to find C buyer.

I am (not this particular case) the flip investor on the transaction that you are buying and have been doing it for 3 yrs in Ca...call it dual close/ double close/ dry close/ simultaneous close...they are all the same language.

Also I believe that Homepath does not allow dual agency even if the state does.

Being from the north the heat down here is really something and those weird inventions "swamp coolers" just do not do the trick, although dual cooling (AC/ swamp cooler) can be good if you have someone regularly maintain it.  

Variable commission is applicable if the Seller's realtor offered the Seller is discount on total commission if they are a dual agent (representing both parties).