If the seller doesn't have a realtor, you can pay an attorney to write up a standard contract for a lot less than that.

But you need that standard in writing and published and to follow it to avoid any discrimination issues.

Standard dryers require dedicated 30 amp electrical circuits.

yes, its declining in all educated areas. but housing costs will continue to go up. in our Multifamily rentals, we will be upgrading everyone's living standards to assure we have upper-income earners as tenants, will be adding separate Electic Vehicles charging and 1st $100 of electricity for free included in the rent with Solar panels offsetting the cost producing the electric we sell to tenants. also adding Smart building ready FOG network for security and looking at new Smart Toilets the five-star hotels have been installing.

The stance of many state Govs is that the "wholesaler" is NOT a principal because he isn't the seller or end buyer; he is actually brokering the transaction and should be held to the same standards as any licensed broker.  

I am listing my property on VRBO and only have standard homeowners.

In the event that we would purchase a property, the standard 2.4 percent commission comes from the listing agent, and I'm on the hook for the remaining 1.6%.

The major lesson we've learned is that if we set a standard ahead of time for what type of tenant we want, we need to stick to those standards we set.

@Brad Sand, it's the same price I paid for a standard appraisal which is why I questioned it.

The best way to acquire them is buying ones that are below market standards and fixing it up to that new higher value.