If you went directly to the agent listing the property then ask them, and if not then ask the agent that represented you for the sale to get you the contacts for it. 

If you ever have a situation where your On Island Agent has to have interaction with your guests, you have to keep in mind this person is representing you. 

I would likely use the equity to purchase more real estate so I might just 1031 into a new propertyCaveat: I am not a CPA, tax professional, lawyer, IRS afficianado or other expert in taxes, but...If you have lived in the property for two of the last five years, you should be able to capture that $100k in appreciation without needing to go through the hassles of a 1031 exhange.

She will never replenish the deposit if you allow her to use it.FYI, I'd have a lawyer on tap ready to process the eviction.

Every listing is different, most common has been 30% for the realtor representing the tenant and the rest to the landlords realtor.

I've seen similar analysis that indicates that Chinese own 10 million Bitcoins which represents about 2/3 of all Bitcoins currently in existence.  

Imagine dividing an apartment complex into 10k tokens and investors could buy/sell/trade those tokens with each token representing REAL EQUITY in the property...this is all just starting to happen. 

They all represent themselves, your PM is supposed to represent YOU and that didn’t happen.This immediate situation is almost secondary to the fact your manager is being negligent with your money.

No agent in the west would ever represent a buyer and not ask for a simple sewer scope.

Did you ever have to get a lawyer involved or did it not go that far?