If the listing agent is only offering a $500 buyers agent commission then I would not be surprised if the listing agent will do the showing or be fine with the buyer's agent just giving the code to the lock box to their client.Third...

In fact, don't be surprised if they "kiss and make up" very soon.Don't get involved and don't make promises.

You do not want to have the deed signed to your name and then get hit with some nasty surprises do to title issues.4) Have a back-up plan to refinance in case issues arise down the road.

I was surprised at first, then I did some research, and found many success stories.Yes, I bought it from Hawaii, but the Ebay listing had a lot of pictures of the property, so I had an idea what I was buying.The house does exist, the deed is already recorded under my name.

"Mr Seller, our offer is good for 3 days, please sign and return at your convenience" 

If banks treat duplexes as single family homes, I wouldn't be surprised if the government does the same.

I would suggest have a plan or exit strategy for the properties and your own personal finances so nothing comes as a surprise.

I usually give the seller's a day or so notice, and definitely at their convenience.

To my surprise, he did

He does mail aways too, which makes doing business very convenient.