I am not trying to trash your agent/PM, but doesn't he deserve to get the lower commission since he didnt identify the current market price for this property?

A "true" private lender is a debt holder and will not be identified on the deed.

Think like your buyer and identify the things that will make their life easier.

Identify how you can market the property differently than the contractor and you might have a deal there.

I actually sold a condo that I lived in for several years - primarily because of the HOA - and have decided that I'll never live under one again.I know that does not help you, but I suppose the real question is whether you think it is worth the time, resources, and energy to fight the board.If you've been unable to find such a screen door, perhaps the members of the esteemed (TIC) board could identify where to find one?

That thought pattern will ruin you.

I know BP has some risk lovers so I am curious to see what people say.My guess is that the answer will vary based on the level of confidence one has in their ability to identify great projects and "bet" on the outcome and their skill in accomplishing a desired goal.

This is the first thing your buyer’s home inspector will identify.

When additional identifiers are not present on public record data you may receive multiple possible matches to your potential renter.

Oh well, there's always those that look for patterns in chaotic functions.