Read the fine print! 

There are so many details, potential missteps, and fine print involved that sometimes it's understandable why so many listings specifically say they won't entertain VA offers.

Clearly write and print exactly what happened and hand that to the police when you file your report.

Create a letter and print it out or hand write it including the address so they actually open it.

I assumed that meant in line to be printed (from an accounting view) but I may be wrong.

We won't know if we can get waivers for these issues until we are at the permit process, but there are interior no prints to attempt to get permits.

Yea I plan to read the fine print and I will take your advice and get with an attorney to review their agreement.

I provided the office basics (phone, paper, files, etc) and a flat fee of $500/month and 95-100% commission.The key success in this model is to track expenses...each agent gets a login for printing copies to keep the abuse to a minimum etc.

It kills me as I flip properties and obviously had banner year like everyone else and husband works w-2 and we will get absolutely slaughtered in taxes.

If they are simply throwing rates out at you without giving the "fine print", I would dig a little deeper and find out what all the closing costs are.