Well, you can assume whatever you want but it doesn't make it a fact.As far as your statement that you can count on me "throwing Israel under the bus", it is flat out insulting.

They could do a flat fee tto.

It doesn't affect your listing price, but will affect your bottom line.There should be "flat fee listing" agencies in your area.

This housing bubble might cause property here to stay relatively flat for awhile, but I'm sure that we will see appreciation over time.For some it would certainly be better if they rent.

If you are an "entrepreneur" and really want health insurance and can't figure out a way to buy it, I'm sorry but you just flat out suck as an entrepreneur.

We sent in comps and an offer an it was flat out denied.

I own lots of rentals now and the type of repairs and stuff that the typical investor who also has rentals would need, it wouldnt be worth your time Bill so most investors like me will find people who can do minor repairs for a flat rate.

I lock access to power (or, better yet, move the breaker panel inside), lock access to the crawlspace, beef up the door jambs, install deadbolts with a longer throw, lay a big stick in the track of sliders (or replace them with traditional doors), leave lights on inside with blinds open so cops can see if anyone is inside (they recommended this), keep water shut off at the street (in case they get in and cut up your plumbing), and install chain-link fence posts around AC units.

This is a negotiable area, but you have to follow the directives of your broker who flat out states "any commission under 7% comes out of your pocket as I want mine"!

Do you require your tenants to pay flat fee on water?