Do we actually need an agent to cover the contract and hold the fees until closing, or would it just cause more problems?

I think the social “norm” is to spend any time you get a promotion, better paying job, etc.

I won't bother with Craiglist because the last time I did that, I was ashamed at the number of people who could not spell-check their three line "cover letter".Wondering if there are other good websites or idea to find this type of talent. 

Your LOI is non-binding and generally covers only the high level terms - price, earnest money, timing, contingencies, etc.

Then on top of that we usually discover a heat vent covered in asbestos & full of old oil fce residue/dust, then we discover a run of random cast iron vent plumbing.

I’m moving to D.C. from Dayton, Ohio in four weeks to take a temp promotion (2 years).

A 3 or 4 unit must also meet the self sufficiency rule (75% of total projected rent must cover PITI plus mortgage insurance).

A particular MLS might cover multiple states, or might only cover a portion of one.

He needs $150,000 to pay off back taxes and a lien that is covering all the properties.

There is a married couple, with 2 kids that claim they have (570 credit score), that their credit issues are over 5 years old, both are holding jobs for over 3 years, with enough income to cover rent, and they are willing to provide a co-signer.Should I just continue to wait for the application that qualifies completely or should I look into this one more?