this is a contract which brokers use to assure they get paid.signing a buyer agency agreement is in your best interest because the agent then works for you and owes honest and fair dealing to the seller...but he/she works for you, on your behalf.you see - you've got to understand how realtor's do business.

That way I am assured my tenants will like and have the resources for nice rugs to warm it up.

The original wholesaler and my buyer have not met, and the wholesaler assures me I will get my promised 2k.

As I think through this more, I believe I'm going to insist on payment by business check but assure him that it is his responsibility, not mine, to report the interest income to the IRS.

I think what the realtors are trying to create is an assurance of fidelity.

The listing agent assured me that this would be done by my inspection date.

We do this for flips, rehabs and buy & holds.Just rented an apt. with gas heat, gas hot water heater, gas range, & gas dryer, you can be assured that I promoted the gas feature of this apt and is only a $595 apt.On a rehab that is to become a rental for us, the kitchen had both a gas line and a 220 electric range outlet already there.

The attorney who represented me assured me I could get up to $3500 assistance with relocation, but when the sale closed he told me I would get nothing.

New Tenant called me back this afternoon and assured me it will just be him living there.

This is because I do not do it that often and like the assurance, I will 100% make that amount I am projecting to, also that its in an area that will DEFINITELY sell.