Another advantage is the marketing you send has dual purpose, letting you both buy or list the properties.I genuinely believe that him becoming an active agent is an awesome gateway to becoming a successful investor.

I'm twenty years old and I'm a dual resident of Indiana and New York City.

For home residence, I certainly prefer gas stove (with dual fuel oven).

I saw that my buying agent and the listing agent work for the same realty, and are both listed as "dual agents" on my paperwork.I've researched quite a bit (and feel mostly ok about this)--- but am asking you pro's.

However, if the area is very cold, I'd prefer to invest a little bit more for a dual fuel system.

But after I got the udpated documents by email, I just don't feel right to have him represent me, then, I sent him an email " After thinking about this dual agency issue for a while, I think it is not a good idea to have you represent both me and the sellers.

Often the owner has no idea that they signed something that eliminated the MLS listing, or that they agreed to a dual listing agreement.

Any older toilets (20l/5usg or 13l/3.4usg) we replace with a new 4/6l dual flush (there are two "Glacier Bay" {Home Depot} models: Round front ($99 - $114) and elongated ($149) that have a MAP score of 1000 are are made by Niagra ).

If assets need to be verified, can just anyone who thinks they can do so, are they really qualified to audit statements, verify assets under dual control and limited access, do you know what assets are excluded?

The listing agent at one of the homes I found by myself and intend to buy is offering me 1% cash back from his total 6% commission, if I do a dual with him.