I guess (northern) NJ isn't the only state that customarily uses attorneys in real estate transactions.Caleb Thurston - my rule is that I always use an attorney for first time assignees/end buyers to protect my fee.

The landscape is changing some -- so we are taking certain steps pre, during and post closing to help protect the transaction.We also have hundreds of investors to shop you opportunity to.Reach out and we can guide you along the way.

Many listing agreements have a protection or holdover period, which means that if the property sells to someone who was introduced to the property during the listing period, the agent is still entitled to their commission.

They'll just say stuff like "thank for your patience" and "I'm looking into this" and even "I hope we are still connected" (as if they wouldn't know if we're connected or not) over and over again, and if you don't reply to each little statement, it'll kick you out of the chat.Nevermind the god-awful website/interface, the forced AI descriptions they keep trying to implement, the lack of any kind of damage protection without forcing the guest to buy into it. 

They are actually the overload protection for the units but some AHJ'S  allow a circuit breaker to serve as the disconnect.

It makes it more risky with vacancies/turnover and if an investor needs/wants to exit quickly.2) Our price points are very low entry so many can easily purchase with all cash.We also choose to not deal with the logistics of when it comes to selling a property via finance.I have always believed that "less is more" and could easily triple our sales volume if we wanted to sell via financing.So at the end of the day it's a decision which in our eyes protects investors long term interests and a business decision to minimize financing hassles on the back end.Much success

Otherwise, a food insurance policy will protect you.

To comply with local standards and protect tenants' privacy, make sure the flats have separate entrances, kitchens, and utilities.

I guess this would another layer of protection before committing to a contract that will cost more money.

Hi,I am planning to buy my first rental property and looking at Harvest, AL.