They work....seems like they are low voltage/amp motors, I don't worry about them at all, at least I hadn't until you mentioned it!

(I've also seen the effect high-voltage can have on the human body... that isn't pretty either)I think I'd have an easier time trying to remember how many houses with old, ungrounded wiring we HAVEN'T rewired.

You can either use the seller's agent (which often they'll work as a dual agent) or use your own separate agent.

If there was no buyer's agent, the seller has to sign dual listing paperwork that he understands and agrees with the risk this poses.  

SC I believe is a dual agent state and I know I would have to watch out for my own interests, but I'm good with that. 

The nice thing is that this property is dual zoned commercial and also residential. 

We are being told that it is standard practice to sign the following:Understanding Whom Real Estate Agents Represent - BuyingFlagship Communications Consent 1217Exclusive Buyer/Tenant Representation Agreement (MAR)Consent for Dual Agency (MREC)

Enough with the tiny trucks , Get a MANS truck , a fully dressed out 1 ton   Diesel with dual rear wheels , 4x4 , winch on the front and a lift kit with tall tires .

Your realtor has a fiduciary responsibility to you provided you're not working in a dual agency situation.

This is something that could be to your advantage if you own a home in one of areas since you will rarely have a shortage of a tenant applicants who want to live in these districts.On another note, neighborhoods with SFRs in Dallas proper such as the M-Streets, Lakewood, Knox-Henderson, Munger, Bishop Arts are in demand as well, but you will see more of the young professional, dual income no children types living in these areas.