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Those agreements are negotiated at a very high corporate level and are often 3 - 5 year engagements that insert the tenant rep brokerage firm on a national or even global level.You have a few options:Refuse to pay the fee outright and hope your deal doesn't blow up.

I made a rookie mistake and spent too much on the rehab as the house was so big more issues popped up than I had planned on....I am all in at around $1.35MM......High end neighborhood in the Buckhead/Sandy Springs area which is really hot now plus it is in the middle of the spring market........I have an agent who works the area but we made another rookie mistake and priced it too high when we came out (1.725MM)....After a couple of price drops we are at $1.575 which is  the price area where the comps support it I think..........We do not seem to be getting many showings (maybe 1-2 week).......This would usually tell me that the price is too high still but in this case I do not believe it is or at least not by much...........I have other deals in the works but I am hung up on this one and I am frustrated that in a hot spring market in the premier part of Atlanta I can't get a bite......I have probably left out some details but please any advice/suggestions I would really appreciate.......Sometimes this business can be humbling :)Address is 590 Widgeon Lane, Atlanta, Ga 30327...........Sorry dont know how to insert link........THX   Trey

The contractors will be required to use that scope of work and insert their numbers.

I sent out a guy out there from yellow pages and he said that they have to dig a 12" wide by 2 foot deep "trench" around the whole house foundation, insert an L shaped long piece of metal to prevent any water to get under there any more.

I'd do a wall insert if you felt you needed it to be competitive and save yourself some worry and money.

The main floor appears to be heated by a single zero clearance gas fireplace insert.

Write it up as a short lease and that renewal for July 1 2019 is dependent on section 8 approval by (insert date).

This is going to be what you do for the rest of your life as you constantly tweak and insert what you learned into action. 2.

@Brent Coombs yes that makes sense and thank you for opening my eyes to not consider paying the full market but I've practiced a little bit since then how can I show you a different report on here I tried inserting image Im unsure if its in here I posed a few since then not sure if you can find them