anyway I can help AllenJust askOr vice versa

Usually professional archi insurance does not cover GC and vice versa - this is where design/build partnerships can get in trouble.

Larger households tend to purchase homes, and vice versa.  

Many of the offers I accept, or my clients accept are not always the highest offer, but is the offer I know that will get the deal to closing, and vice versa...I get offers accepted that are not necessarily the highest, but the agent on the other end of the deal knows I will get the property to closing.

If he wants those terms, especially with that 35% down payment, he should yield some on the price...or vice versa.

When bidding on HUD, are there advantages to being a licensed agent over a licensed broker or vice versa?

Also have one "house captain" who's the point of contact so you don't have to deal with each individual renter.

Hey Bp i have a question for you guys, is it better for me to go ahead and contact the realtor of the property that I'm looking at first then get my financing together or vice versa?

I am worried that if I do the conventional first I may disqualify myself for refinancing or vice-versa, as on paper I don't show a lot of income (the majority of my income has taken the form of equity).

On the buyer side you will of course see all the things that affect the buyer, but not everything that affects the seller and vice versa.