And the faster the pace of inflation, the lower the real minimum wage over the next few years.That's really important for investors, because the Fed's dual mandate is to keep both inflation and unemployment low.

Sounds like you're going to have dual goals here -- 1. find a place for your son to live in for 3 years, so he'll likely have some say in what that place is like and 2. find a place that will make a good rental later on down the line.

If they represent the seller too they are not always able to assist as much because they are what is considered dual agency. 

The seller said that it is dual zoned (I am not sure if it is possible for a property/land to be dual zoned) but the city's website shows it is C1. 

Adjusting for inflation, the real minimum wage hasn't been as low as $7.25 since the 1940s. 7) The minimum wage matters, because the Dual Charter of the Fed (Keep both Inflation and Unemployment low) is BS in 2022's context - they can go after inflation exclusively without worrying about jobs: The Fed is technically supposed to target both low unemployment and low inflation.

It looks like an old phone wire, definitely low voltage.

@Mark Ainley I currently have a career in the technical support/IT field so I'm looking for a brokerage that offers flexibility because I will be dual-career until I can one day replace that income by doing real estate full time.  

Many Brokers will not allow their Agents to do a Dual Agency (represent both the Seller and the Buyer in the same transaction).

Had the Listing Agent do dual representation and was able to get a bit more from the seller in credits.

Had the Listing Agent do dual representation and was able to get a bit more from the seller in credits.