Quote from @Henry T.: My neighbor just had their 110 year old house sanded entirely down to the wood.

The only thing that has changed by the new law is the pre-negotiated commission can no longer be listed in the MLS, so now agents that work with buyers will now be required to have clients sign an agreement committing to a certain commission percentage to the buyer whether or not the home that they purchase has a commission offered by the seller. 

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You know what they will settle for: JACK S**T, because that is what they are entitled to as the cause of the problem.The fact that you keep coming back to offering them compensation for their actions tells me you shouldn't be managing properties.

I’m committed to house hacking since I can only afford a place with a primary resident loan.Has anyone employed the mid-term rental strategy while house hacking?

This deal showcased our effective renovation strategy and commitment to delivering profitable outcomes.

@John DeanIf it’s going to be owner occupied then you should use a loan servicer as its required by law in most states and for every incorrect statement you send every month you are committing CFPB violations and if the borrower defaults you are technically not allowed to collect interest - in some states if they have a good attorney and default they could wipe you out in legal fees…My bigger question is why would you seller finance?

This deal showcased our effective renovation strategy and commitment to delivering profitable outcomes.

It's important to choose that one and commit to using it.

If their mentors did t teach them, they need to whatever.Start small and Make Your Bug Mistakes Early.