If you offer a lower-than-normal payment to the buyer's agent, they will only show your house if their buyers find it and press them to show it.

Those types of situations can be bad for brokers/agents with residential because it can accidentally create an implied agency with the seller even though the broker/agent represents the buyer.  

Quick story on me, I became an accidental/on-purpose landlord with my first home purchase.

I actually have a question now, but a little pressed for time. 

It is that very commitment to excellence that you will simply be hard pressed to find elsewhere.  

My tenants, who are usually in their 20s-30s love them, because they dont worry about being locked out accidentally. 

NOLO Press has good  information on their website and excellent books on setting up and running LLCs

I knew I would be pressed for time but I did it anyway.So my question is about the current tenants in the house their are five people currently renting rooms for various prices depending on room size.

For the purposes of this article, i want to focus on my first deal (the accidental one) and my most recent live in investment property which is the house hack duplex.

My husband and I currently have a couple rental properties in a small town near Topeka that we came into almost accidentally.