One thing to be careful of is to not upset the PM company that let you shadow them.

Reason being, the end buyer could get upset and back out.

First of all, I am a licensed agent.Secondly, what upsets me most about licensed agents IN GENERAL is that they do not add any value to the process.

Do not be upset if the agent only tells you about their listings and not the many many other listings from other companies, or even other agents within their own company.This business is about developing relationships.

It appears that what they call in FL "max bid", in PA they call "upset price".

no matter what type of w2 job you have or 1099 you do have a place to do right offs- depending on your tax paperwork- turbo/no-HR block/no   you will have to do your own taxes and do long forms and deductions accordinglythe best thing to do is get into one of those tax prep classes put on by an old retired IRS agent and learn the tax loops this way you can really keep the money you should be keeping anywaymost people don't want to bother educating themselves about taxes then they are upset because they have to pay so much- don't be that person  knowledge is indeed power plus money in your pocketenjoy

I'd be pretty upset about that.

Did any potential buyers get upset when they got to the house and there was no " real" furniture ? 

I have a deal a buddy and I are working on where we need plans drawn up. Set

I checked it out today. any info on Upset sales would be greatly appreicated.