This means that the buyer's broker’s commission is usually taken care of as part of the overall transaction, similar to the standard practice mentioned above.Broker’s Agreement: The buyer's agent will typically negotiate this arrangement upfront, ensuring that the seller covers the commission from the sale proceeds.

I have seen a few scary things like "you need to dig up the entire front yard" in other groups but I'd like to hear from people that are actively investing in the city, and meeting the new standards, as to what their experience has been.

Only these type of requests (water leak and no heat are urgent) and then you should text/call (your preference).

Their seller side commissions are half of what's usually standard in an area (1 - 1.5% vs. the traditional 3%) I know you're asking about FSBO but maybe Redfin could be a good middle ground for you.

If you have to change a water heater, which now costs around $2000 in Colorado Springs, that is a large unexpected expense that the owner has to pay for.

The water in the Intracoastal in South Florida is much higher at high tide than it was when I was a kid, the summers ARE hotter and the winters are shorter.

Water retention planning, on and on the various details go. 

This change is significant for the financial feasibility of ADU construction in Chicago since water service costs can be more easily justified when collecting rents from two additional unit.Also proposes to allow larger units and to allow ADU construction in any zoning designation.

Come on in, the water is great.

Water heaters are always being replaced ($1500), disposals fail ($200), and appliances ($500-1500).Use water heaters as an example.