Inherently one of the biggest responses I here is that "I cant afford the service issues, my mortgage is xxx", if I didn't work with you buying the property I can't help you with the fact that you overpaid for the property.

Why are we compulsive liars to ourselves in the U.S. on this point? 

In that scenario I personally would also waive an appraisal contingency in that case as I'm not worried about what an appraiser says value is...I already decided it was worth $XXX and that's what I'll pay. 

The code states that you have to disclose you’re a licensee on the marketing piece and that's it.On all of the mailers that I sent out (after learning this the hard way when I WAS in the wrong), there would be a disclosure at the bottom of the mailer that said “Alex Ficco is a NV real estate licensee license # XXX with eXp realty.

I'll pay $XXX over what your are currently asking""I have cash in hand""I'll pay 3 months, 6 months, full year rent in advance"These are often tactics that historically bad tenants use to get your guard down so you don't do your due diligence. 

Its an extra penalty on top of ALL other charges incurred by the tenant for breaking the lease.If the lease said "if you break the lease and pay $XXX your obligation under this lease is terminated", then the situation would be different.

We use the address xxx Rear and provide a separate mailbox.

ok, my obsessive compulsive nature has ran it's course and I just cannot figure out on my own what the amount on my Form 1120S K-1 Line 15 represents.

Also that the seller consents to being named co-insured, additionally insured,5) the buyer would pay the property tax every year6) the buyer would pay principle and interest equal to XXX, due on the 1st of each month, directly to the lender or through a loan servicing company.

I put in my requirements that they must have a 640 credit score and at least $xx,xxx of income(35x monthly rent) and non-smoker, and so on.