It's not a listing agreement per se - it's an agreement between agent and seller - let's say when agents really have buyers who like FSBO houses.Of course, agent is not going to show the house without making sure he's get paid but it won't be "Exclusive right to sell"Just an agreement kinda like "If I show your house and my client buy it, I'm entitled in 3-4-5% of the selling price.It could be anything, even the listing agreement without exclusive right for the agent - who bring the buyer - that one get paid.

@Donald Aleshire - conventional lenders do not require W2 income, they require a 45% DTI based on the income you reported on your tax return (last two years average)

I was burnt out on the business 4-5 years ago.

Skip steps 4 5 and 6.

Hi everyone-We haven’t been able to get renters for our 3 bedroom, 2 bath property in Barryville, NYNow that we are entering into November we are worried that it will be vacant for the winter.Property manager has mentioned AirBNB / STR as an option but with property being empty for 4-5 months now ( long story - last tenants left it in shambles). we are debating whether to sell it as funds are scarce.I’m currently using zillow and posting on FB.Any other resources anyone can recommend for a rural community ?

He had 4-5 kids, so got a nice S8 voucher for the rent. 

I'd rather have a 1 bedroom that I can optimize for couples or a 4-5+ bed. 

Keep heat on minimum of 45 degrees.

However in my area which truly is horrible, about 75% of tenants go through about 4 - 5 jobs a year, own NO assets and dont pay taxes or care about things like garnishments or judgements.

I'll get back to you when the sun sets at 3:45 this winter.