Cultivating a culture of open communication not only enables the prompt resolution of issues but also fosters a sense of community and collaboration within rental properties, ultimately enhancing the overall rental experience for both parties involved.

Yes, two studies from private research institutions:Northwestern University "FSBO sellers ended up with a significantly enhanced net sale price because they didn't have to pay the brokerage commission that real estate agents charge seller” https://www.northwestern.edu/newscenter/stories/2007/06/fsbo.htmlStanford University: “The use of a broker does not significantly affect either the average initial asking price or the average selling price of a home” https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IdAEb6LJC6DH7BUltgOtIStkUYUvjnZW/viewThe truth is that real estate is a market like any other.

I personally am always looking for another deal, and having cash on hand, combined with a good FICO enhances the possibilities.  

That being the case, you would have been committing the fraud by trying to exercise the appraisal contingency when it appraised at value.

Both are natural stones that can enhance the look and feel of any kitchen or bathroom, but they have distinct differences in terms of durability, maintenance, and cost.

In our proposal, we offer an “Ordinance or Law” endorsement, which is extremely important, and I do not see that enhancement on the CBIZ quote.

The only time I'd have a rental with a pool would be the following conditions:- Property must be high end and attract high quality tenants who are more likely to care about maintaining it, will be observant enough to notify you of any issues with it, and will exercise some personal responsibility (keeping gates shut, dipping leaves out of skimmer and pool, filling it with water when it gets low and remembering to shut it off, etc)- The pool itself should have a fence around it to keep out children and animals from accessing it.

They can enhance the sales price quite a bit.

Only thing that will save it is enhanced transportation to DC like the Maglev being built or autonomous vehicles eliminating speed limits on a BW parkway lane or 95. 

There is an acceleration clause is most deed of trusts, that is, his mortgage document that calls for a full payment of a mortgage if the title is transferred in this manner, but people do it all the time and accept that is the mortgagee/lender ever exercises this clause then you'll just have to refinance the property and since you were paying the mortgage and have proof, you should have no difficulty in refinancing the property.