I’ve Googled what each means and I understand, but can’t seem to apply these concepts to my analyses.

I was going to chalk it up to "whatever" because i'm tired of dealing w/ crap and this is almost over... but now i see the deposit could potentially be owed by me since i bought the tenant. basically.. there is not a lease agreement.

Hey everyone,Currently looking at my first investment property. Looking to do a live in flip/ house hack. Numbers are all checking out on the property. Im just in the process of comparing the advantages and disadvanta...

We are paying 6% commission and were told, basically, if we want to get other brokers interested, we have to pay more than this to keep both sides interested.

Basically the textbook stated that, there is a new law in New Jersey, that if you try to sell a co-op, for the same amount or less then your investment, but aren’t successful after 4+ months on the market, then you can rent it out, regardless of any lease bylaws the board of that co-op has for renting. 

I list my own houses, but this would apply for any realtor listing a client's house or their own.I always get asked this very simple and basic question "Do you have any other offers on the house?"

Nadia, To clear your confusion about showing both parties who I will be representing:4)I ran into some laws about how it’s illegal to wholesale or broker property without a license, unless you let both parties know your equitable interest basically.

What are some tips for either where to find more information (I don't mind putting in the work to learn I just figured rather than do a basic search I'd rather get trusted resources from you lovely Pros) or tips you have for moving forward? 

I have a few questions in how to start the offer/negotiation and listed the basic details of the property below.How would you structure a seller-financed deal?

I've actually had not so great of experiences with local wholesalers, basically they either send MLS deals or redemption deals that they are pitching at WAY too high of an ARV and WAY too low of a rehab budget.