@Ismael Reyes Wouldn't the NAR's Chief Economist have a conflict of interest when trying to assess the Commercial Real Estate market? 

I'm getting feedback from many different investors and agents in the area with conflicting information.I have a few cash buyer investors that are interested in investment properties nationwide and they are relying on me to find such properties and I am suppose to split the commission with the agent.

Discrepancies, conflicts in boundary lines, shortage in area, encroachments, or any other facts which a correct survey would disclose, and which are not shown by the public records.5.

I know I could ask the banker guy, but that seemed to have a little conflict of interest there...2.

As a realtor who works predominately with investors, I have some conflicting thoughts on this.

As some others alluded to there can be a conflict of interest when it comes to property managers.

First of all, if I were ever in a position where my interests were in conflict with the landlord, I would resign the contract.Secondly, I HATE VACANCIES.

If B### E### gave you a binder with the underwriter's signatures, the underwriter is probably going to have to honor the contract (all other things aside that could conflict with that statement).You may have claims against the title company, ### Title Services, even if the agent acted outside the scope. 

Most are around 5pm on a week night which conflicts with my job.

It would strongly depend on which state (for property taxes and insurance) but I might suggest to use a value of $250,000....unless you need conflict in this scene to develop the plot more...then he's DECLINED!