I've closed deals in Vermont and it's all handled by an attorney there.

I handled many of the property management functions and loved it.I currently run an event services company which serves my other passion of dog sports - my husband and I show and train Boxers and Dobermans, and are active in hosting and managing shows and trials.Getting ready to put my first house on the market, which is a property I lived at in Beloit, WI before getting married and moving to Rockford.

I am an agent that handles short sales, and negotiates them with the bank.

My brother and I would handle all of that and I estimate a max cost of $1000.Selling price $27,000We plan to finance at 5.45% for 15 years with 20% down.

Aronov handled it when first purchased.10.

Perhaps it will give you a better way to handle your financing in the future or for other BP folks.Loan problems start with the application itself.

Also, see what you can do with small things like updating handles, switching out ceiling fans, etc.

My question is: does it make any sense for me to partner with a broker I know and agree with him that if my buyer can execute the contract on my current rental, (with said broker handling the sales process.)

If one of my tenants asked for this, I would take the following steps:-Require they deposit money into an escrow account and sign something stating that granite counters are part of the apartment and tenant has no right to them when they leave-Require that you, the Landlord, handles the transaction and require that both you and the tenant agree on style of granite, including edge shapes, backsplash etc.

As far as automation, I'm thinking in terms of a seamless process for receiving applications and processing background checks, some kind of built-in follow up system for late rents, the same for handling maintenance or update requests, etc.