Igor Nastaskin , I used to work at a commercial brokerage here in Los Angeles, from what I remember, you can use your agent here to interact with a local agent at the property location (and please correct me if I am mistaken BP readers) or just use a local agent at the property location, the agent which represent the property, if the deal closes, he'd probably have bigger cut , seller's and buyer's commission.Regarding the property, we use to check the Anchor tenant, and the lease terms in general, property improvements opportunity, and just to make sure all the numbers make sense to you.If you are interested, I can connect you with the broker that I used to work for, just to go over the numbers, he is very knowledgable guy with over 30 years in the business.Good luck !

I think* you need a pro membership to host an event, but I could be mistaken.

If I could go back in time, I would have still bought the duplexes, but I mistakenly avoided single family.

This property is in New York, I'm not sure if you mistaken it for another area closer to you.Thanks

I believe there was a thread that covered the different mailing methods, if i'm not mistaken. 

My husband has a baby face...he still gets mistaken for a man in his very early 20s even though he's in his mid-30s now.

Or am i mistaken?  

The SJREIA has a similar policy unless I am mistaken.

Am I mistaken or are those landlord forms free for pro members?

If I'm not mistaken, there are still some large S-8 housing projects in that area that were a big source of crime.