Both agents want me to sign a representation agreement but are very opposed to the idea of modifying the agreement for shorter than six month terms and are also opposed to a modification that excludes FSBO and unlisted properties from our agreement.

funky layouts usually mean one thing in the end....the budwieser crew was in there mucking things up.from what i've seen, most homes built after WWI usally have decent floorplans as built and ones built before that were modified to accomodate indoor plumbing, which can lead to disasterpoint being...seldom do floorplans start out being funky, somebody usually makes them that way.

3 choices...Live with it, hope you never get caught...make sure it’s up to code for liability issuesGet it permitted, if zoning allows.....will involve getting permits, inspecting, modifying, tearing out portions to rebuild to codeTear it down

Lease is actually the one from bigger pockets, modified a bit for my specific situation.

If any changes are made to the form agreement, (1) the logo must be removed, (2) any references to the NC Bar/NC Association of Realtors must be removed and (3) a conspicuous statement must be included clearly indicating that the form has been modified from its original and that it is not a NORTH CAROLINA ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS AND/OR NORTH CAROLINA BAR ASSOCIATION FORM. 

Btw, it's okay to refine, modify, or totally change your WHY down the road after you get into the biz. 

I recently bought a foreclosure with a HELOC that had been modified 3 times. 

I would get a copy of the lease that realtors in the area use and hire a non-family member attorney to explain it to you line by line and modify it for your use.

Give your highest and best purchase price, exact close date, waive or modify the inspection contingency, and the simplest form of financing available to you.

@Steve Carruth@Derrick Dill gave you a perfect answer, I will just rearrange it slightly.This is a proposal only, and nobody knows when it will become the law, if at allThere is no answer to your questions in the proposal (and really hardly any other details)During its inevitable journey through Congress, the proposal will change, even if it was more specific todayWhatever law will be born out of this proposal will most likely be modified if not repealed during the next 10 yearsYou really cannot do any planning based on this vague document