My lease has language stating how much is in tank at possession and that they are to leave with that much in the tank.

I am currently a senior at Kent State University looking to better myself and create a feasible means of living and making hard earned money after college. 

Selling Agent Commission:  Commissions are negotiable, however I would not be "selling" on a double close, so no agent's commission.School District: This district have three great magnet schools for: Fine Arts (100% graduation/scholarship rate; Elite Academics (IB/AP programs); and World Languages that do not require students to live in any particular boundary within the county.  

If you are commuting to work download the podcast and listen to it during your commute (auto university), there are plenty of past podcasts to keep you well informed and motivated for a long time.

A bit of background first; Myself and my friends are about to finish university, and will be working our first 'real' jobs beginning in 2017.

I'm a respiratory therapist working at Duke University hospital.

Have your prospect sign a form with all pertinent language that explains what the Holding Deposit gives them (sole option to rent, so long as they sign the Lease and are compliant with terms within a certain time-frame).

We only work with real estate agents but it occurred to me that maybe folks in the BP-universe may already be using this to find sellers in their markets.

There is likely some language in there about the landlord providing you with a safe and comfortable home- this could be your out.

@Rick Santasiere and @Jonathan Makovsky, I'm trying to reconcile the language to make sure what I want to do is OK (short of talking to an attorney, which comes next).First, the statue Jon quotes includes the phrase "and for a fee, commission or other valuable consideration" as a prerequisite to the list of things a broker does (including collecting rent).