Normally, we hold all of our tenants to a higher standard but in your case your will need to play nice and give her what she is asking or find a way to meet in the middle. 

FYI, I am not the one in the middle of the negotiations, just trying to get myself learning and understanding as I will likely be the one managing the Partnership for the next generation.It looks like it's a 3% commission.  

Views are 4X and conversion is double over my 2/1. 2- and 3- bedrooms are the squishy middle with tons of competition, but when the potential guest needs to sleep a large group the pool shrinks dramatically. 

We are thinking about an initial 10k sq ft project in Middle Tennessee but are willing to travel a bit if the market is right (Kentucky, Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi). 

You get exactly what you pay for.Here's another thought: What if you are in the middle of a flip and you come across a problem with your roof? 

I am in the middle of negotiating a deal with a seller who owns a Sec8 Rental property near Pittsburgh, PA (New Kensington 15068).The tenant has been there for a few years and kept the house well-maintained.The rent is $9006 BD 2 BA 1,555 SQFTCOMPS: ARV - $135,000 | AS-IS $90,000I'm looking to get a better understanding of what Sec8 investors would pay for such property, trying to lock in the best deal possible for these investors.Also, what are the most important things I should look for in these deals?

One weekday late afternoon and one weekend middle of the day.

My friend has a 4/3 home in Fort Myers FL, who is in the middle of a divorce. 

I understand they have other clients and cant just drop everything to do what I'm asking but right now it feels like things are taking extra time by having a middle man. 

Terms are there so we can protect our fees in the middle.