I will bet that is true in California as well but I am no expert on California law.The exception to this is " if the seller instructs the broker otherwise".

., even the best rehabbers can't get from acquisition to resale in 45 days, it was a pretty safe bet, but he lost, oh well, he'll have to try 40 days next time.

I was in the Navy, we had a 1 week money management class right after boot camp and another 1-2 hour training every year and it didn't make any difference. people's money habits are either ingrained while growing up as a child from their parents or relearned as an adult due to making bad decisions for several years.

Best bet is to have your staging person or cabinet person help with color/supply.

Neither of which could be done safely of course.So, the municipality has no way of knowing whether a unit was returned to the landlord in a safe and sanitary and habitable condition, short of performing inspections after any change in occupants.

That's your best bet if you want money quickly.

Thoroughly understand the target market, including their income and spending habits.

Your best bet in most cases is to befriend a Realtor and get comps of what's currently available and what has rented over the past 12 months.

If not a 15 year mortgage might be a better bet because you have to factor in selling costs.

I imagine for a decent sized house that's pretty expensive...but I bet buyers love it.