That will cost you several hundred dollars, and (depending on NY law) several months rent.You're paying $80K for $800 in rent.

Sounds like a good case for a law suit to me.

First, you should check with the laws in your state.

I REALLY suggest doing a background check on the BIC by looking at complaints with the state RE commission and also local law enforcement.

(Actually, depending on state law, this last might apply only to open houses.)

One of the most important things they strain is to know the law and to know your rights.

I can't build the graphic in this box because I don't have drawing tools but think of a golden triangle ( no jokes you hippies and other Thailand tourists) The base is ETHICS one side is $$ and the other side is LAW.

Whatever is safest for you in your state according to its laws.

Depending on the RE laws in NJ, they have to submit it to the seller.

I did not advertise mine as “will be sold to highest bidder,†but rather, “will be OFFERED to best bidder†I made it very clear that there was a reserve price (in accordance w/state law)that unless specifically noted that there is no reserve, there is a reserve.Ofgift