You'd have to look at proximity to panels, metering, etc there too as you'd have some load (copper wires) to likely pull.It typically costs a lot more to heat using electricity vs NG, so I guess you'd be passing that along to the tenants?

You may need a co-signer if you don't have W-2 history but November - January are when you will typically see the softest market.

These properties will typically be priced below market value. 

If you are looking to be a full time agent, your first year is typically slow, but then grows exponentially from there as you build your network and get your systems going.  

They don't typically post the address or much infohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?

Yes, I would say action on homes over $500K have been slowing down over the last 30 days unless they are in typically high end areas (Hinsdale, Oak Brook, etc). 

They do many more transactions than the typical agent or attorney, and many are even licensed as agents themselves.

TYPICAL

Obviously the big pieces of the puzzle are already in place, so it seems a bit excessive to me to pay a typical commission.Thanks in advance for the input!

Typically on heating oil tanks you will have some soil contamination around the tank from over fills and small spills.