It was basically a carbon copy of what we had done a few streets over.The buyer ended up putting in some custom upgrades that i wasn't fond of.

I've got many fond memories up in Clackmas, OR.

Not too fond of either of them.

So, maybe Bill is correct, and I should just tell Lonnie Dealers to stop doing what they are doing.As to your statement that the real estate industry is plagued (not to fond of that word choice - too biased) with people who want to be paid for helping you - I don't even know what to say.

I'm pretty fond of it as well. :)Account Closed, that's really cool!

I am not fond of allowing one tenant to wash cars using water I pay for, if I do allow that then I need to allow all four tenants to do so.

(trained for the GF, who is deceased)  So, I get it, he's probably fond of the dog, but the dog wasn't trained for him.Assuming all else checks out, what would you do?

However if you're an owner you can buy or sell it yourself without being a Broker.As I'm fond of quoting, Maya Angelo "Nothing works unless you do!"

As for figuring out the rental rate in your area..... there are "services" like rentometer etc...... but I fond the best way is to just pretend to be a tenant looking in that area.....go to all the websites that a renter would look....

Don't be so fast to just single people (dating couples...) since America has a 55% fondness for getting divorced!