The best customer service starts by listening, repeating back what you heard the tenant say, and efficiently following up on what is needed in a timely manner.Also, a smile, politeness, and being respectful of people's time and space goes a long way.

Granted, when there is a listing agent involved the dynamics of this changes for customs, not legal reasons.

I have a customer who owns a lot of low income rentals , he accepted 6 months up front only to find the remnants of a meth lab on the 7 th month .

Sale contracts may have limited periods to be effective by statute or custom too, an option is usually for a longer stated term. :)

I love the old beautiful built-in cabinets and stained glass windows at this property, and just fear they are going to be crap by the end of the winter due to the water damage.FYI Zech and his father in law did my parents wood floor in their living room...looks amazing!

This is what I would do: Assume ARV $55K - Repairs $7,500 - Closing Costs $3,000 - Profit $5K - Negotiation Room $2K = $20K MAO So I would suggest $16K but I would ask the customer, "What is the lowest amount you will accept?".

The kicker, there are only 12 parking spots for customers.

The position of the flue is one clue, and where the gas piping enters the cabinet is the other.With furnaces I talked in attics, it's a good idea to see where the warm air vents are.

You can do deals, just don't solicit the deals through your Realtor customers!

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