the basic reason is the higher the comission, the more agents are willing to show over others.

i put a similar clause in my lease, but i really only have it to protect me in case a tenant has misused an appliance or something..i have one tenant for instance, who didn't want to turn the gas heat on, so they used the oven constantly to heat the apartment...no, i wouldn't replace that oven when it burnt out...however, if they're good tenants, it's prob. cheaper to say, "guys, i usually don't do this, but yall have been good to me, so i'm gonna take care of it."

Basically, the AMFI for a particular city is the amount of money that a typical family in that city makes per year.

I just need to know a few basics before I begin looking for a buyer.Bob [email protected]

If the property and its appliances have a good deal of age on them you might be looking at wiring, hot water heater, heating and a/c problems, etc. that could mount up into some serious expenses.

I guess the mistakes I remember/regret are basically the props I never got into and watched rise in value beyond my dreams.

Basically, you are responsible for any damage caused by tree roots, bad pipes, or other natural wear & tear.

Kenny - those classes will definately help you to learn the basics of real estate.

Basically he putts up all the money we put up all the time, energy, and sweat.

Basic argument here is that we know how to harness the power of hydrogen, but it's just not cost-efficient / safe enough yet for everyday use (imagine a car collision when one car is full of hydrogen gas!)