I reached out to the listing agent during the first auction, and he promised to have it fixed, but now we're on the fourth auction and it still hasn't been.This is not fair for those who are bidding, nor for the homeowners across the street who are not behind on their mortgage and not selling their house.How can I get this fixed?

Seems to show much promise.

Please take this step of action in your out of state investing journey and I promise it will be worth it!

Smokers lie all the time to landlords promising they will only smoke outside.

I'm a Realtor currently licensed in Maryland and soon to be D.C.I am also an aspiring real estate investor (wish me luck, will be seeing a promising property later today!).

It's more of an issue for disclosure items like talking about the seller's situation to the buyer or talking about the buyer's situation to the listing agent or the seller.Having the agreement also allows the agent to negotiate on the behalf of the buyer.Also, it protects the agent in situations where a seller or an unethical listing agent tries to cut your agent out of the picture with the promise of a better deal.There are several hours of training on laws of agency.

But the thought of a move in ready place that promises appreciation would save me a lot of time and effort. 

In the mean time promise to put a car-cover over.

The contractor kept promising 2 months, it would be complete in 2 months and each time that deadline would come and go.In July I'd had enough and asked if I could take over on his behalf, be the quarterback and get this house to the finish line.

@Cameron Oades Hi Cameron - there are a few markets in Quebec and Ontario (not the GTA) that I've been working in that still have great cash flow and moderate but steady increases in property value.I go for communities that show a 4-6% increase in value, a less than 10% overall vacancy rate (I aim for 5) and constant increases in population.I am currently working on 5 deals that are quite promising.