There will be people who say to be weary of it because of turnover or the threat of damage and ruining aspects of the property but if you can tolerate it or find tenants you feel will take care of it well, it could be a good route to go on.

I called a sheriff to do a citizen standby to make sure that the contractor couldn’t follow through on his threats to take a hammer to the job.Feel free to contact me if you’d like to talk about this further and best of luck in getting this resolved.

If a home seller tried to negotiate, an agent would often issue a veiled threat: You won’t find a good seller’s agent to work with you, and buyers’ agents won’t show your house to clients.The Realtors’ hardball tactics succeeded because they operate much of the network that’s crucial to the housing market, such as the database of listings.

Retain a real estate attorney or title company and I'm getting pretty much the same representation as with a buyer's agent.If anything, I see this as a threat to buyer's agents, who may well find themselves disintermediated like travel agents and neighborhood stationery stores.

Please no scammers you will be waisting your time with me because I work on Cyber security and I will find everything about you .

I think this is actually good for buyers, but will likely result in lower commissions for agents, I think in some ways the biggest change is the fact that buyer agreements have to be signed day one, that will do a few things open up a conversation about commissions and what a buyer wants to pay (keep in mind the buyer can still ask to have thr seller pay a buyers agent much like asking for closing costs assistance) but in that upfront conversation thier will be a negotiation about how much is to be paid, what services will be provided etc. and I believe both that sellers will potentially talk to a few different agents & even if they don’t the threat of that will lead buyers agents to negotiate, the media coverage of this will also drive seller awareness of the ability to negotiate.

As many of us have said all along, outside of the designated rental communities with a long history of permitting and licensing STRs, no city, state, or region should consider itself free from the threat of future municipal regulation. 

If you properly transfer the deed and know what paperwork you need, only #1 is a real threat. 

However, the same liability risk also applies to unlicensed individuals.As long as you abide by the rules and follow the laws, the threat of litigation can be avoided.Make the Right Choice for Your Investing JourneyFor some individuals, a real estate license can significantly improve investing opportunities.

A good CPA, advises on threats before they occur, and not tell the client after the fact they owe money and the client is shocked.