If ever, this goes to court you will need physical evidence otherwise the judges will side with the tenant. 

Now you back peddle because you have been wrong and were called on it.In addition, you have now given everyone on BP evidence that you are a phony and a liar.

When the additional rent is paid each month it will be evidence that the agreement was clear and was accepted.

Hey all this is Scott RobertsI've been investing and flipping in real estate and rentals for over 30 yearsI'm considering something new and need to hear the opinion of you who are wiser than II have hardly ever used OPM Over the past few years I have been using hard money and evidently I am very fortunate in my rates, conditions and ARVI lost a solid investor I had (he past away this year).

It's evident they skipped on other areas to keep the cost down; I would not be surprised if this was another one of those areas.

And most of those people have not necessarily answered on forum posts, so are simply lurking.So the point is, even if it's not immediately evident, people respond as they get to know me through my posts.

Most people here differentiate between "simultaneous" closings and "back-to-back" closings...Simultaneous closings are when you use your end-buyer's funds to close the initial transaction, and both transactions are concluded at the same table.Back-to-back closings are when you close the first transaction with your own cash (or borrowed funds) and then hold a separate closing immediately afterwords with the end-buyer.While simultaneous closings are not illegal (at least I've never seen any evidence that they are illegal), as far as I know, there aren't any title companies or closing attorneys who will do them anymore.Back-to-back closings are still the most popular way (I assume) of wholesaling deals, especially those that you can assign (like REO or HUD properties).

I have seen frequent evidence of this within my market and even have experienced it myself.

I you have evidence that the agent has not presented your offer, complain to the state regulators.Oh, I second the opinion about dual agency being a conflict of interest.

We expect prices to level off or decrease with the Trade War and inflation become more evident.