Just give them the facts, contract price, your fee, conditions on the contract, don;t bluff or lie.

I agree that its possible to succeed without a degree, but the statistics don't lie.

First analyse the market and determine where her current rental rate lies.

You weren't lying

Plus, who is to say some dishonest agent would not lie about the highest offer to get a little extra commission?

I figure lying about who I am renting to will only bite me in the rear later- I say no students, then have a student related claim- would they have to pay up?

The "puddle" may be gone, but the circumstances that cleaned it up did not fix any of the issues that caused and perpetuate it.It isn't our economy in general that caused this problem, it was unethical lending practices corroborated by the Feds, banks, and Wall Street, plus ignorant and/or lying home buyers.

Michael Rivera Sounds good, just remember the numbers don't lie.

And nobody can know the extent and complete nature of what lies beneath without digging it up - especially if it is fill material.

Landlords lie, and mislead, when they are in foreclosure.