I was thinking more globally (for the city as a whole) than just for myself.I was looking at all of the fixers in actual D-town...all brick..."

,I'm 100% with @Jason DiClemente... it looks outdated and dingy now (no offense), and the kitchen is the heart of the home and is what people look at first!   

Having spent time in court watching arraignments I would guess many dont own a home... but I you could screen on offenses.

I don't think $130k would be an offensive offer as it gives you room to negotiate.

Those agreements are negotiated at a very high corporate level and are often 3 - 5 year engagements that insert the tenant rep brokerage firm on a national or even global level.You have a few options:Refuse to pay the fee outright and hope your deal doesn't blow up.

To me, it's extremely important to have a realtor who will offer their opinion, but gladly submit any offer you like without telling you how offensive it is.

was about whether his country would be covered by water in ten years.Even though your comment had nothing to do with water, I’m just gonna profile you into the global warming non-believers camp - like I said, I am profiling you.

No offense here intended, but how much experience do you have with commercial construction?

Fargo, ND tho (no offense) isn't going to see growth like a lot of other cities for obvious reasons (cold) so I wouldn't settle for those numbers.

We tend to keep things small and compact to save money leaning toward the tiny house movement.In the bigger cities in Denmark there's always neighborhoods that stay attractive no matter what the global financial situation is.