It is definitely a big jump start to a promising career. 

Sellers, will decide, at their listing agreement whether they want to compensate a buyer agent or not and live with their consequence of whatever they choose.Buyers agents will now have to have that difficult discussion with their buyers about their compensation upfront and a buyer will more likely shop around for an agent and learn to negotiate what they will pay their agent if the seller is not offering or not offering enough.

I’m having a difficult time trying to figure out the rent value of my 5 bedroom, 3350sf single-family dwelling in Oceanside California.

Some of those downtown buildings are more difficult to modify than you think.

However, due to my college and career experience I can handle any of the electrical work while following the NEC.

I think the transition will be difficult due to the culture clash between the age groups. 

It's going to be difficult, in my opinion, to sell these notes at 3% rate.

and credit score of 750+, so I presume getting pre approved as a first time buyer would not be all that difficult.

Unless that broker is very active in other markets, it's very difficult for them to know the nuances involved. 

Hi Chris,Yes deals are a lot more difficult to pencil out due to the interest rates, and a lot of people are putting more down (30-35%) to make the numbers work.