If the listing agent's co-operating fee does not meet the minimum, the buyer is responsible for the difference.

I have heard instances of where S8 have been very cooperative.

We had a property that had freeze damage and all the cooper stolen, after the freeze damage and between the time the property was foreclosed and resold.

West Pembroke Pines/Miramar, Cooper City, certain parts of Hollywood and Boca are pretty nice and contain mostly young families.

Once POA is in their system you can request any info including change of mailing address from your seller to yours, cancellation of policy, pay off request,etc.If you miss this simple step you may find yourself in hot waters looking for seller's whereabouts, cooperation, etc..

The impaired (possibly a GSE "UI") purchase contract is for $32,000, financed with a cooperative private investor.

Be sure to note that you are happy to cooperate with agents, and will pay X% to the selling office (if in fact you plan to) The biggest thing you need to address is how you will handle the finish work, and come up with a set plan, as it's one of the areas that can turn into a nightmare.

I have a question I'd like to throw out there for anybody who may know the answer.I heard a well know real estate guru mention a few times now that you can not assign options or lease options (like a cooperative) in the state of Florida without it going through a licensed real estate agent / broker.

The tenant is being less than cooperative about letting repair company into the home.

Often tenants will leave if they know the house is going on the market- or they won't want to be cooperative about showings.