I"m trying to read these sentences with out any punctuation... it's very tough. 

But, personally I cannot see how the words "off market" and "agent" can logically exist in the same sentence. 

My lease has a sentence or two about it being for their safety as much as to protect the property.Most of these detectors have anti-tamper plastic piece typically found on the back of the detector. 

https://www.wpri.com/news/local-news/providence/eg-woman-monique-brady-sentenced-for-defrauding-friends/Here's a snippet from an FBI Special Agent close to the case."

When I got to that last sentence, for a moment there I wasn't sure which website I was on.

Most the time that's a death sentence for a bill.

I would make it a sentence or two I would also specifically get rid of these:  Applicant must exhibit a responsible financial life.

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I don't know anything about the New Jersey markets but "cash flow" and Bergen County, New Jersey (or Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York City, etc.) probably don't go in the same sentence very often.

The way that sentence should have read is like this: “They end up paying their mortgage for 3 months before selling the home, which amounts to $3,399 (8 percent of $170,000 = $1,133 x 3 months).”If you notice, this revised interest would then match up to the screenshot you included from the hard money loan calculator.