This afternoon - literally 30 minutes ago - we added filtering.

Like literally the day or so before I would have been penalized.Oh the risks I took when I started out. 

So something does not add up (literally and figuratively). 

@Russell Brazil it is literally just paint and some laminate flooring which can do myself.

Its LITERALLY the easiest money anyone could ever make.

Comps from updated homes put me at sale price of 250k, potentially more since everything but the studs in the home is literally brand new.

You could potentially, literally, end your career. 

The best thing to do is be ready for literally anything that can happen.

(Everyone groans "Hi Nico" as if they're in some sort of depressed AA meeting.)When I was in high school, my mindset was straightforward: Study hard > Get good grades > Graduate > Enter college for my bachelors > Repeat the first three steps > Study hard for GREs > Enter grad school for my masters > Repeat first three steps again > Find a job > Gain experience > Quit old job for a higher-paying position at another company > Repeat last two steps indefinitely until retirement and live off of savings.Then, literally on the day of (or before) my college graduation date and ceremony, I saw a segment on the news that posed the question, "Is college really worth it?"

The real estate agent is the "agent" (in the literal sense of the word when talking about agency relationships), or representative, of the broker, and is also the agent or representative of the buyer or seller they are working with.