@Chris Jensen I feel like in the modern age there is a better solution for folks who don't want a listing agent which is the "flat fee" listing model.

Limited exclusive parking for business.Sits on a busy metropolitan street (1 lane).Gross bldg sqft: 7800 sqft4 of the units rehabbed with builder grade kitchens, carpets within last 4 years. 2 units will need similar work (~4k/unit).Potential capital expenses: 1 of the flat roofs is 10-15yr old.

If they do .. just show up and argue your case.In Oregon I got tired of this and we have eviction services.. its all they do.. and instead of hiring a lawyer by the hour.. they charge a flat fee used to be 600 or 650 bucks.. you give them a copy of the lease and they get the people out.. 

That quote includes the foundation repair as well as additional flat work that would need to be done and parking lot replacement and striping.

Without an SSN or TIN, they just flat out won't open an account. 

Once I was even flat out told I would be a distraction a liability. 13 years later my heart still explodes every time I get the chance to make something work properly or make it more beautiful. 

One of them is to buy multiple income properties like Home and incomes and block of flats, these offer better returns. 

He suggested looking for a free site or flat fee site to get the exposure. 

I needed a new flat roof, plus I replaced all furnaces and AC condensers, mostly new ductwork.

I told him my fee was 30k per duplex.. so that was my listing agreement  330k each  30k flat fee commission.I took them all to the SF bay area and sold them all in one weekend.. they closed up over 60 days.. so that was a nice 660k in COMMISSION revenue for that quarter.. now I had at least 100k in expenses I had to  front 50k for marketing the event.. but it worked..