In order to collect 3% in the scenario you presented, you'd need to amend your original buyer agreement.If your commission is 2.5% and the seller is paying 2%, you can structure the additional .5% into the purchase price. i.e.

Originally posted by @Laticia Braxton:I agree with going with Buildium.  

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Originally posted by @Sheri L.

This is usually done through a series of videos (we provide the scripts) before telling them to sell their house to you over your competitors.Other clients, who don't feel comfortable recording videos, can still get good results but it's done through images / infographics and other content that helps build your brand and authority.How are you generating MS leads these days?

I am originally from Huntsville.

So it isn't a complete waste, you would simply need to follow the strict reading of the law with no private clauses for consideration...I'm not sure how that plays out since technically if the lease is void, so is the tenancy meaning you could terminate anytime and not wait for the original lease expiration...I'm sure that's covered somewhere, but again I'd ask my local atty what to do given this is such a locally specific issue. 

I will work with the tenants and see what works for them while sticking to my original plan of raising rents by $200 a month until fair market price is reached. 

Originally posted by @James Rowe:I’m working on my expenses spreadsheet for purchasing my first STR cabin near Gatlinburg.

I included links in the original post, but maybe that isn't allowed.