I would rather offer less and negotiate to a fair price than pay too much and get stuck there.

I'm trying to figure out a fair way to split deals with my son.

In Troy you are going to be fairly limited to C/C- properties.

If not, you can contact the broker in writing, explaining why you want to be released...lack of performance, lack of communication, you don’t feel like he’s acting in your best interests.

All communication would continue to be sent to us, decisions would be made by us, document signed by us, and even bills would be paid by us.

@Chris Ayers I don't know your state's fair housing laws, but here in MA, receiving any form of public assistance is a protected class.That means it's an area where you have to tread VERY carefully. 

If they are VERY professional, they will have their processes in writing as verification that it is enforced equally and fairly by their entire staff. 6.

but I know Cleveland can have it fair share of high tax's but a 75k home in that area of the suburbs of Cleveland is a pretty well built structure .. in Texas that can be a leaner with foundation issues..  

Very good at responding and communicating.

My credit is fair but I don't have a lot of credit history, getting loans is difficult.