@Sai Krishna ByraThat deal sounds like it would have many strings attached. 

I own a brokerage and have helped numerous people with no strings attached.

I had always tinkered with antique cars because they were a visceral outlet for me to attach myself to a past time that I had a deep connection with.

So the agent petitioned the county to have the address changed, and now without any news stories attached to the new address, they were able to get it sold, and at a higher price than before they had it before the address change.

Then they could attach pictures, documents, or other supporting material to prove their case.I've had the idea for years but am also worried about tenants with deep pockets suing the web site constantly.

The lender on the property is Wells Fargo.However, there is no listing agent or attorney representing the lender that is attached to the MLS listing that I can find. 

I have a four bedroom single family with an attached barn.

Then attach a property management agreement to the sale allowing my property management company to manage them.

You probably have emotional attachments to it.

We attached a bar on the back side at normal stool height.