A lot of good agents will have few investors that they have a good working relationship and they stick by each others side and it work because both have found a fine balance of working with each other without taking up too much of the agents time.

The broker may have a final say in commissions.

Lots of variables.I also enjoy the research and investing in stocks and mutual funds, but I do not consider myself a finance expert.I'm looking forward to learning from some of you folks here, and maybe I'll be able to contribute something myself.

I have a best friend that is a finance major.

Property management is a fine idea as well.

Its a fine line though. 

The IRS contacted us a few months later and hit us with a fine of approximately $1500 for failing to file.

You are entitled already to a final walkthrough to inspect for damages.

Just looking for the opinion of investors who have been through both and to see if they can provide any help in the areas in question.1) What are the benefits of a Cash offer compared to a Finance Offer?

The investor indicated he had a family member in town and that he had been connected with another team to manage and complete this project, which should have taken less than 60 days. 5 months later he reached back out to our team and indicated that communication had gone sideways but that he was being told the house only needed carpet and that he owned a final amount of "X" for the project to be complete.