Might take 40+ calls but one is bound to do it. 

If she knows that the house is being shown and doesn't do anything about it then she could risk violating her subscriber agreement, getting hit with a big fine, and/or loosing access all together.That said, she could have sketchy motives and just be trying to "get a higher commission" - but its very likely that her motives are aligned with the sellers in terms of getting the best deal possible.

Are they bound to house rules on #of guests, check in out times, etc?

I haven't done that yet, just sitting on that information I decided to lean into a larger structure for a tear down and build of a 3b/3b 2 story.After we got the drawings back from engineering my drafter is estimating loosely a cost of $675,000 to build.

Your basement floor tile is probably asbestos and should be removed since it is so loose.

My advice to the buyers was to either require a clear title or walk away - unless they wanted to live with the fact that one of the inheritors could come back in the future and make a claim against their property - and as real estate values continue to climb, that scenario becomes more and more likely.All it takes is for one of the inheritors to get a sniff of money in the air and all hell's going to break loose.

Word is bound to get out if a syndication sponsor engaged in this behavior.

Six days ago, Tenant's washer hose on 2nd floor became loosely connected, which resulted in water damage to kitchen ceilings downstairs.

If the lender however, requires you to live in the unit to obtain financing then you are not bound by any agreement because you are covered by the "could not obtain financing clause" due to there not being a vacant unit.

Milwaukee home prices are some of the cheapest in the country (#61 out of 100 metro areas), wages are pretty good - with limited inventory prices are bound to go up and I can see them double before the curve starts to faltten out.