Originally posted by @Russell Brazil:You shouldnt let the tail wag the dog. 

Originally posted by @Jim Goebel:@David MichaelThe best way to do it, is to not do it.Damn, you beat me to it. :) 

@Christian Tassinari It depends on the contract, you'll have to look at the fine print and ask you escrow and title companies what was in the original agreement. 

My newbie advice would be find someone willing to pull them from the MLS for you and use Propelio as a source for the FSBO data since this is not on the MLS.

Originally posted by @Jim Cummings:@Aaron W.

Company A is reportedly going to relocate not too far from their original location - I'm guessing a 15 minute drive or even less.

Originally posted by @Eric E.

Originally posted by @Lucia Rushton:If you wanted to buy a Rental today that was move-in ready $300-350K, which Dallas suburb would you buy into and why? 

To build more upon my original post, i didnt go into details as it was ny introduction and not sure how far I could go asking my questions.I have taken note and as i requested I have questions to ask for people familiar with my area.

Earlier this year, I bought property that was originally built in 1927.