In some cases it may cost a vendor half as much to work with Roofstock as opposed to other promotional companies.

I would love opposing outlooks that yall may have.

I am not opposed to the arbitration option but would prefer the deal to be structured more like a rent-to-own where I would build some equity. 

I’d rather the potential for long term residual “passive income” as opposed to a one time profit.

Lots of retailers, historically, had been opposed to gyms.  

Hi Jacob.I will give you a couple of major thoughts being a professional property manager for 25 years.1)  Select a company that does annual property management only (as opposed to a real estate company that does sales and property management).2)  Make sure your agent/ property manager does it full time (as opposed to looking after your property after they have taken care of all their sales first)3)  The management company should be a active member of NARPM or IREM. 

I hired a local handyman by father knew to 'save on repair costs' as opposed to going with one of my usual GC's.

Keep crushing it bro, all the best As an agent I’m going to respectfully disagree that this is about whether the OP used an agent as opposed to a consultant like yourself.

Previously, since the seller set the buyer broker's commission which was sometimes 2%, opposed to 2.5% which is what you are now seeing as the minimum buyer broker's are charging...NOW THAT THE BUYER BROKER SETS THAT COMMISSION WITH THE NEW NAR RULES?

I hired a local handyman by father knew to 'save on repair costs' as opposed to going with one of my usual GC's.