As a bonus, ask him to give you a bid for the repair work and I'm sure he'll be delighted to credit your walk-through fee back if you hire him to do the work.

I know the area and have a fantastic grip on what's been sold and at what price.Unfortunately, I need an agent to submit on my behalf, so the dilemma is to stick to my guns (which is what I ended up doing) or cave to the not-so-brights that hold the power of "relationship" access which enables them bid submission powers that I don't have.I just hope I'm deciding right.

As a newbie reader of your and other DFW Bper's informative posts and videos I am delighted and looking forward to meeting you and the rest of the members.

If your idea of decorating involves a man cave, you may want to go with the staging service.

looked at the pictures.... wow, i have no words. looks like it will cave in any moment. it's a complete gut obvsouly.i have been to oakland. can't believe how high the ARV is.maybe @jscott will have a better idea of the budget ahead of you.

What you are doing is throwing up a bunch of pretty walls without any foundation and it will cave in!

Lawyers just threaten to sue and the other side caves just to make it go away.

If you cave to one cosmetic request, I find that they'll ask for more and more later on.

You can take the road to hold them responsible, even if they didn't collect the deposits, they may see it as an easier route to cave in and cover it.

My investment strategy hinges on building neighbor loyalty around my rentals which eventually boosts property values.Anyway, the renter was delighted to tears.