This can potentially disrupt traditional brokerage who insist a certain fixed fee.  

Depending on whether you have plumbing and wiring chases, doing it later can be disruptive to the units below, like cutting out a chunk of wall.

New entry way tile, new kitchen floor or something that could be done cheaply, easily and with little or no disruption to their lives.

It seems like a potentially HUGE disrupter to the rehabilitation business.

The key is for you to figure out what rental numbers the property can support, and price your offer accordingly.You might talk with neighbors to see how disruptive the kennel is, and find out if they rent and for how much. 

As has happened in other industries, I suspect they are open to be to disrupted especially because there is so much money involved.I have to say though that I have talked to a lot of commercial brokers and have had pretty much good service from most of them.

I definitely would not be letting renters or a ****** landlord disrupt enjoyment of my own home that I own.

However only 8% of homes were FSBO in 2017..........13 years into their disruption of the industry.....

I don’t want to disrupt this exchange of money by being legalistic, I Just thought there is a way to transfer the property into a legal entity and start to take advantage of those tax benefits!

However only 8% of homes were FSBO in 2017..........13 years into their disruption of the industry