My realtor didn’t go to college, he started out at age 18 as a bank teller for a large bank in Boston and retired at age 45 a senior Vice President for the same bank.

Given that it will be right at a year before the new president takes over, I doubt there's anything any of them can do to prevent a recession.

When challenged, the president was more so focused on the amount of money that we charge for weekly rentals.

A commercial agent would be totally lost in a residential deal and vice versa.Get an agent who specializes in whatever type of listing this is.Also double check the sale is for property and not business opportunity.

I've had experience with dealing with converting a single to a double and vice versa.

“Slowing home price appreciation early this year in many of the most popular flipping markets put some investors in danger of flying too close to the sun,” said Daren Blomquist, vice president at RealtyTrac.

I've looked into doing variances for several properties I have, and in one, the local homeowners association president said "some people try very hard to get variances, and we try even harder to oppose them".

I have had the property for 5 years, but now I am financially in a position to afford to buy another unit, or two if I can.The current owner of said two units is the president of the condo association, and would pass on the property management duties to me, at a rate of $300/mo with the purchase of the units.

I refer people to them and vice versa. it is just easier and simpler that way for me.

The vice president of lending walked the property with me during the inspection, and I was 100% sure they would close the deal despite this being a value add deal.