I would have a contract with them in writing before I buy the property so that I wont get burned and stuck with a vacant home.

I wouldn't mind making some money on the whole deal either, but now I'm just processing how to handle it without burning one bridge or another.

Originally posted by @Edward Burns: I might be stretching things, but now days you can build a case that a tablet and even a smart phone are kitchen appliances.

A lot of people get 'burned' by section 8 but I think it just gets a bad rap.

Though I don't know all of you, there is a strange connection over the same passion.If you come at him in a threatening manner you could burn a bridge somewhere somehow.

Agree with @Ty Burns , an executable contract contingent on viewing will have to be in place before it can be shown.

Of course You'd have to run the gas lines which is not really that bad anymore with the flexible gas pipe.The fireplace chimneys should be separate thru the chase.I read Your post and I thought that You should know what I know, and that is sooner or later some one WILL try to start the wood burning fireplace with gasoline, it's only a matter of time.

If they slip on the little things what else is happeningTry a different agent, but don't burn the bridge.John

Carpets burn easy, stain easy, and stink easy.

Otherwise, you will get burned and will just give up.