Market is pretty flat here. 22 mil in sfh with average price of $255k since the beginning of the year.

you need to be a licensed agent to list on MLS what you can do contact a agent and see if they will list in MLS for you for a flat fee

I highly doubt I've ever said that I support any of the healthcare options that have been proposed by this administration, because I don't.Again, ridiculous statement that I support generalize gov't subsidized healthcare...please provide some proof behind your assertion.Luckily, from the PMs I've been getting, I think people are starting to see a pattern with you -- you flat out lie about stuff in the hopes that you don't get caught, and when you do get caught, you backtrack and pretend that wasn't what you meant.You're definitely building a reputation...congrats...

At least it's flat rate.Our fine city has discovered that they can raise sewer and water fees to increase their income without getting voter approval of a tax hike-- so that is what they have been doing every time they turn around.

If are money is destined to go flat.....what then?

Route the drain line first, then the supply lines, then the electrical.You'll need to be sure your main electrical panel has sufficient capacity for the new dryer circuit.This is certainly something that requires permits and inspections.

Often, the sellers of high-end properties will negotiate the commission down to around 2.0 - 2.5% (or even flat-fee in some cases).

But I don't want to be a D#@K, and just tell them flat out "I can't make any money with your property sir/maam".

I have been in the process of Analyzing and viewing 3-flats in a pretty nice town in the Chicago-land suburbs.

For example, I've written a lot against the ridiculous claims by people here that he's trying to take away private health care options; I wrote against the claims by people here that he's trying to institute "death panels"; I wrote against the claims by people here that he hasn't proven himself an American citizen.