No complaints to date. 

Start dates, who's in charge of what task, price, status bars, completion dates, etc. 

That's not a profit producing activity for a Broker / Property Manager as 99% are tire kickers and the ones who will buy will buy without going on a date with you. 

My lowest ROI to date has been only 77%.I have multiple exit strategies, usually with buyers in mind.

Make sure it's dated and have your agent take a picture of it on the door.Then have your agent hire a locksmith to be at the property on the stated date with any necessary contractor.

In the Reno market, we have access to hyper-localized and up-to-date rental data and local knowledge of different areas, providing a more accurate picture.Remember, buying real estate is a liability until you sell it, at which point it becomes an asset.

For those of a scientific bent, one says global warming.

Originally posted by @Chad Koenig:Yes I suppose so just using a credit card might work Or just prepaying your mortgage and not putting yourself at risk of incurrent greater interest charges if you happen to slide-past the forgiveness date.

Some may skip trace for you and giving you calling and text message integration.One thought is in my experience probably 80% of the properties don't go to sale, the first date they are posted. 

The closing team will keep you up to date as you move toward closing and I will keep my eye on it as well.