MY agent is (automatically) sending relistings of several with a lower price.

It lets them know if any check bounces during the process that they're automatically disqualified.

first of all - if he's a buyers agent - meaning he will represent you, the buyer exclusively - the selling agent pays his commission.for every listing through a broker - there is an automatic split - for instance, at X real estate brokerage - they have a minimum that they'll take, say 3%...then when the get a listing, they'll take a 5% comission, offering 2% to agents bringing a buyer.forget this guy you met.

I can only vouch for the Chicago one but it is a franchise company with 120 locations http://www.handymanmatters.com/handyman-matters-locations.htmlWe used William Paid for rent collection so it is deposited in our account and our mortgages are automatically drafted.

Is a condo in this situation automatically unrentable from a profit perspective?

It automatically generates monthly rental invoices, reoccurring bills like sewer bills, and has great reporting functions.Going even further I got set up on IPN (Intuit Payment Network) and now I email my rent invoices to my tenants and they can click a link, and pay me online, I then just click to receive the payment and everything is recorded instantly.There is a learning curve to some extent.

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It depends on whether there are any additional approved family members in the assisted unit.Unless there is, at least, one remaining family member, the Housing Assistance Payments (HAP) Contract terminates automatically on the death of a single-member household, including one with a live-in aide.

Now, I have it as company policy and forced it to be automatic on the documents so the staff can't forget the rule in the future.

I can click back and it automatically goes through.