The house appears to have been a small cottage, and then a modular building addition attached in what I believe was 1991. 

It appears he wholesaled a property that someone had forged ownership on. 

Do the fees listed above appear to match what I am required to pay per the contract terms above?

Initially I told the tow company that they appear to keep a 9to5 type of schedule but recently my other neighbor saw them repairing cars in my driveway during the day. 

I will also grab a RA in FL to avoid my address but it does appear I should have skipped registering in WY as it doesn't appear to have the same benefits I thought it would.

In reviewing the current inventory, both for sale and for rent, it appears that there is an excess of homes available in the area.

(the dot feature does not appear to work on my browser, I'm sorry for the multiple posting before)

The first thing I had noticed from watching LoopNet over the years and limited research was that dealing with commercial brokers appeared even trickier than residential.

I'm always looking for ways to offer the best to my clients because I understand that cleanliness and organization play a significant role in the property's appearance, future returns, and client referrals.

Without knowing too much about the specific market (although it does appear Monterey and Santa Cruz are holding pretty strong) it may be worthwhile to consider selling if values are holding.