Our local Realtor association (NPSAR) has argued extensively against it. 

Our REINDEER games get results. 

I am just an average Joe trying to sell our house to investors (ski resort town three hours east of SF if anyone is interested) - I just wanted to check in and see: Is it common for an investor to insist on entering into a contract before they inspect (where they have 2 weeks to inspect and cancel if they don’t like what they see & if they do they will close within one month)?

I'm wondering if anyone has experience with Propwire and your results compares to other list pulling sites?

I explained that this type of routine maintenance issue is not damage and is not our responsibility, but I can see that I will need help ensuring that she as the landlord is instead held responsible.

This deal showcased our effective renovation strategy and commitment to delivering profitable outcomes.

So our entry costs were minimal.We didn't have to put it on the MLS and paid the buyer's agent who found us through a Zillow ad.

Just passed the 2 year mark of living in our current condo and about to move into the vacant unit of a 4 plex back in the state we grew up in.

Multiple, billion dollar companies are investing heavy in our area, such as Intel, Google, and Amazon.

I have a larger portfolio (65+/-) units varying in size from 300sqft - 7,000 sqft and that affords me some leverage on our cleaning vendors.