Hi Andrew,I'm a dual us/aussie citizen and we live on the Sunshine Coast and invest in Phoenix and Houston.

But this may take dual negotiations with the city and the owner if there is a big overhang of taxes..

In order to bring my unit up to almost the same shape, it will cost about $25k (update kitchen & appliances; flooring, update bathrooms, dual pane windows, scrape ceilings, paint, etc.)Is it worth $25k investment to upgrade the condominium and then sell (based on the value of the unit in escrow); or should I do the basics (new paint, rugs) and then sell (based on the appraised value)?  

The listing agreement might say specifically what is expected to be done; it might say that the property will appear on the MLS.Then there is something called "ethics", and duty to the seller client.Is this a dual agency thing, where the listing agent is also acting as your buying agent?

My husband is from the UK, (dual citizen) he's got the assets and despite the 720 credit score he's managed to build in the last year, he still can't get a business loan approval.

It's Federal Law and the penalties for dual tracking are significant and swift.

May attract a young dual income couple.

Where can I buy replacement dual pane Vinyl windows online for the best price?

It is next to impossible to represent both seller and buyer's interest 100% in a dual agency situation.

- $38K dual income family going on about 8 years.