If you need more than a couple hundred dollars and you keep the lions share of your money in here like you are supposed to..GOOD LUCK! 

The brokerage assigned somebody higher up to work with the seller, supposedly this particular agent's supervisor.

I don't have any personal experience trying to collect yet (though my mgmt companies are supposedly working with collections companies), but I can provide a name of a company who just advertised at one of our local REIAs.

Owner justified the rationale for charging termination fees because he had to 'supposedly' send his crew to do evaluation of the unit a couple of times. 

The property manager is supposedly mailing us the final rent check, but has told us that she is sending the tenant their deposit.

I have it under contract and the closing is supposed to be by the beginning of November because of some delays with the title company.

It also sounds like the property needs a lot of work so that could be a reverse money pit if you are supposed to help do the work there to get it to max value to then do a HELOC on.

I have a sales agreement with someone that was signed a month ago and the closing was supposed to be in 2 weeks. 

That impacts me negatively now (compared to 6%), but supposedly was to prevent IRS questioning/audit in the future. 

However, it's currently supposed to be only 60% for tax year 2024.