Is it worth fighting over a possible commission of $1,230 and lose the deal?

There was plenty of reason to fight it because State Farm knew it was a fraudulent claim, but the time cost just doesn't justify it.

Get an agent who will fight for you, and submit offers until you find the right one.

Not sure final outcome, but even just going thru the fight and even if you win is a big headache.What makes you want to focus on renting to people with housing vouchers?

No time like the present, I'd be moving tonight.Be prepared for a fight for your security deposit, and possibly for any rent that is due.

The key is to know when to let go and which battles to fight.

That is a big carrot, but the offset is that they have already been pushed further down the eviction process quicker if they decide to stay put.This way, if one leaves right away, and the other stays, you can start upgrades on the one unit while fighting to clear the other.I hope this makes sense, since it isn't exactly what you are looking for.  

I have no dog in this fight but his strategy makes sense to me.  

Why, because the salesman has no intent of fighting for you.

I hired an attorney who was able to submit enough TROs to fight off foreclosure and allow me to stay in the house while I went through this loan mod process.