A large desk could double as a dresser if you add shelves in the chair space.

If I am doing all the work and the broker is getting 50% for just sitting in his chair it doesn't seem very fair. 

folks... last time I was in this situation I was getting very nervous, when I tried to dial seller's phone, by the time I get to the seventh digit I would just quit. finally, I mustered enough courage and told her my number. and when she accepted I flipped over from my chair and spelled the coffee. hardly believed it!!.

Every one of the units that were for people in wheelchairs had the lower cabinet countertops, wider doors, ramps if necessary, either a large space to wheel into for a shower or one of those side panel opening tubs, lower sinks in bathrooms, some had assistance swing arms for using the toilet (not everyone of the tenants required this feature and was quite expensive to order and maintain), washer and dryers that were spaced just slight to allow someone in a wheel chair access to both when both doors were open. 

All these arm-chair lawyers' guesses are worth exactly what youre paying for them.Real estate investing is a profession.

Electric wheel chairs and segways for everyone. 1960s also here we come.

I gathered up 10k and bought commercial jumpers, tables and chairs, and rented them out on weekends.

We go so far as to bring a card table and folding chairs with applications and collect app fees right at the showing.  

When that's done, everybody moves one chair to the left, and does it again. 

Here's what happened:- She notified us that a (brand new, $50) chair cover had started to rip in two places.