What is your Guarantee?

A full commission does not guarantee you a great agent, but a discounted commission prohibits you from one.

Likewise, in a nearby suburb in which we also operate, active listings have dropped 24% since 1Q 2020.DemandThere are all kinds of statistics and analytics out there suggesting that STR demand has returned, but here’s one that I can guarantee you is 100% true and unbiased: our 14 units have been at 93% occupancy for the past two months, and prices are on the rise too.According to PriceLabs, a dynamic pricing tool for STRs, new bookings in North America have returned to pre-COVID levels, and according to STR Profit Academy, Airbnb saw more nights booked for US listings between May 17 and June 3 than the same period in 2019.

They also have a "performance guarantee" where if they do something wrong and can't make it right I could cancel the contract with no fees with 60 days notice, but thats not mentioned in the actual management agreement that we'd sign and also kind of subjective.

also at that price point you can pretty much guarantee the buyer will need seller credits for closing costs.. 

Just looking out for you, but I would be cautious of using verbiage such as “promise” and “guarantee” (I think you only used the former) when referencing investment returns because of the risk around the legality of guaranteeing returns to investors.

From here, we will work with our development team to value-engineer the plans in a way that optimizes construction spend and allows us to solidify our Guaranteed Max Price agreement (GMP) with the construction manager and begin building.

I want the money I accept to be guaranteed.

I have always understood the importance of multiple streams of income, and real estate has been an interest, so I want to use it as a means to be guaranteed financially secure as I build my current career

And the question remains whether the heir has or has to get the property legally transferred to him before he can do a quit claim deed but as was stated a quit claim deed does not guarantee ownership or 100% ownership but through talking with several relatives and siblings who signed over rights and with the deceased on record as owner on deed (available online in recorder's office) I'm certain he has 100% interest and perhaps a deed that hasn't been recorded yet.