On the license application, there is a line item called "Conversion Fee: $750 (if applicable)". 

It's not easy to have those conversations but if you are fair, come in with data and are respectful of the tenants by providing them sufficient time to decide what they want to do, you are in a much better position to succeed. 

And for those items you’ll really never use but still struggle to get rid o,f consider getting a small offsite storage unit.2.

Better to have that conversation with your inspector right away than waiting for the report. 

Just check the big ticket items, like roof, hvac, get a sewer inspection as well (I just had a 12,000 fix on a subject to I bought).

The preferred cash conversation came up in conversation with an attorney yesterday.

Why not have a conversation with the buyer's agent to see if they will terminate the agreement?

Account ClosedWithout reading your agreement specifically we are all assuming here, But for the sale of conversation here, assuming your agreement is similar to the one I use with clients then YES your agent is entitled to a commission for ANY property you buy within that county that is written in the blank line there.

Your length of credit is tied to your longest-open card, so closing an old card that you don't use anymore isn't a great idea.Go through your credit report and make sure every item is correct - anything that isn't, file a dispute.

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