As the title of this post mentions, Buyer should be aware that now the MLS requires Buyers to be in a agency contract with their agent before scheduling any tours.

The answers are invariably yes for new investors, and usually for seasoned investors too—the reason being that you need to know what you are getting into.There is a second equally important reason, though, especially when buying from homeowners or investors: You can usually get a credit or additional work done based on the results of the inspection report.

This reduces the time it takes for the funds to clear the Client Trust Account and for this reason, the only usually gets their money as regularly scheduled. 

You will usually have a chance to look at the property before putting down a deposit, but don't count on scheduling your own inspection.

That could be scheduling yard maintenance and such.

When in between contractor relationships, I'll schedule 3-4 estimates because some don't even show.

The LOI provides clear written and agreed terms to help prepare the contract.Sales Price, Due Diligence period, financing terms, Who is paying what fees, what you are requesting for due diligence (leases, financials, maintenance schedules, etc.), Hard or Refundable Earnest money & terms for that, broker representation, title company, attorney info, etc.Best wishes to you. 

Your accountant simply takes that property off of your Schedule E and you move on. 

In 2024, construction will begin for 985,000 square feet of medical space at the 21-acre medical campus, with completion scheduled for 2028.

Now you would go through noticing requirements to schedule an auction.