I never ask a listing agent to cut their commission if there is dual agency but sometimes they will offer to do this to help a seller accept my offer.On the other hand, when dealing with most REOs I use a buyer's agent.

We had an issue with a neighboring unit where basically 2 families with a zillion kids moved in, and because state agencies couldn't prove it (they told us they look for number of cars out front and other things, and tenant said it was her sister visiting) no one could get them out until they destroyed the place.

It is a similar agency in California.Good luck.

Hi all,Looking for a referral to a collection agency for Oakland County, MI.I purchased an occupied Duplex and have a judgement against one of the tenants or non-pay.

You tell them what to offer etc. but as far as them giving you seller info or answering probing questions about the property they shouldn't release without the sellers written consent.It's important to know when signing a purchase and sale what kind of agency relationship is checked in the contract and what it means.

if you do get your RE license i think a great way to learn would be to work under an experienced agent or agency, particularly one that works w/ a lot of investors.

If the landlord won't make repairs necessary to make the home habitable you probably need to contact your housing agency that your voucher is through and tell them about your issues and see if they will reinspect.

You can always use a "no agency" document if you want but saying you can provide cash deal to save them on agent costs or say you will buy as is so no need to clean or do minor fixes etc etc are all valid reasons to sell below market value.

You can certainly foreclose but you might have to wait a year after the foreclosure is complete to get a title agency to insure title if the trustee cannot be served personally.

He owns his own real estate agency with a number of agents working for him.