And if they couldn't afford it, they should have sold, moved to what they could afford. 

In my area the seller would normally just sign the release unless they just don't want to sell the property as this would tie up the property where it couldn't be sold to someone else, but I don't see how the broker can force the seller to sign the release.  

We never sold a single property. 

Every property comes with its own characteristics and challenges. we have sold to hundreds of investors by now and there are some that had a bad experience as far as the property goes but theres also tons who havent had any issues.

The seller can supply everything they used to market, pictures, ad copy, etc., but they cannot sell their AirBnB account to another person.

All except one sold for the highest price point at the time of sale.

Take a copy of the lease, payment history and if you have one your receipt book.

It's a very local question based on the comps and active/recently sold inventory inside the community.

Sold for $135K.

From a leaky roof to a backyard jungle, it was a crash course in problem-solving and patience.I bought it for $145,000, powered through the chaos with a hard money loan, and sold it for $180,000.