No, you sell properties to who you can, when you can at the highest price you can, taking into consideration the type of property, it's current value in the condition it is in when you seel it, that's with all sales.Back to your aunt, is she the end user?

My Aunt is looking for help in contacting a dependable land surveyor in Charlotte, NC.

Perhaps you have an auntie who wants to fund you in starting your Real Estate Empire? 

I think having a fenced yard and the fact that I don't have any dogs was very appealing to some of the renters I had here - and I had fun being an Aunty for the dogs!  

I currently live in TX and my Aunt is big in real estate, however she got evicted recently and its probably due to the C19 impact on the market.

In the meantime they find an excuse to back out of the deal (their aunt is sick, they didn't get the job, the business partnership fell apart, etc.) and ask you to return the money by sending them a check (less $50 for your troubles to sound legit).

@Jonathan Greene my aunt is an underwriter and knows a realtor who works with lots of 203k clients and helps with the contractors and draws.

Well it was give to me by my Mother and Auntie; however, no one wanted the property so I took it out of probate and acquire the property.

Furthermore My Mom Has No Real Estate Knowledge, And My Great Aunt I Know For A Fact Is Terrible With A Large Sum Of Money.

@Annchen Knodt So my Aunt is actually a real estate agent.