IMO this is simply to create more opportunity/work for the attorneys representing tenants.

Do you need unique checks and balances in your away market so someone is representing your interests in the away market--yes.Slow and steady wins the race.  

Offer a buyer's compensation for their agent as well to sweeten it for someone already represented. 

Ultimately if you have proper insurance, 99.9% of plaintiff's attorneys are going to be most focused on securing the insurance carrier's cooperation because the plaintiff's attorney is most likely representing their client on a contingent basis and the insurance proceeds are how they are compensated.

A representative for MBD didn’t respond to requests for comment.Some Meta employees took significant losses.

Combined they represented 61 acres and yielded 178 entitled single family home lots.  

I have no experience personally with section 8, but I've spoken with several other landlords who rent properties in rough areas where the section 8 rental represents a significant premium to what a free market price would be.

I’m the personal representative on the estate, seems to be causing me trouble getting adscr on it.

So that 14% only represents those that are already part of the market when they buy.

If he accepts my offer of 150k cash then 6% goes right off immediate leaving him with 141k minus 94k loan to even less.I’ll update after tomorrow.1) You have zero idea how much he'd be paying his agent2) It sounds more likely that you are the one likely to take advantage of the seller since you're pushing for them not to be professionally represented when they clearly want representation.