They are involved in the transaction, have something to lose if the deal does not go forward (they contract if nothing else).A person who finds sellers but does not get a deal under contract and then expects a fee that is based on the deal closing is operating illegally if you check the regulations in states that have licenses RE agents.

I bought a property by the end of February for $ 189.000.00, can the developer legally sell the same footage property next to me at $ 79.900.00 on April 1 st?
Thank you for any legal informations

Unless the housing is supported by government subsidies a builder or developer can do anything they want.

I'm doing some work on corporate governance for a non-profit and we are retooling the board of directors.

there are no jobs here (besides retail sales jobs and government jobs)... taxes are ridiculously high... the climate is cold... houses are ridiculously cheap (I can buy a waterfront house with a boat dock for 170k; I can buy a single-unit fixer for 30k).

The government never seems to give money away so I don't want to either.Thanks to all...this web forum is the best!

If the Federal Government hadn’t come up with the withholding system we wouldn’t pay nearly as much as we do in taxes.

Will flipping become regulated in the future?

In addition, costs are rising all the time, especially government taxes and fees aimed directly at rich landlords.

In my opinion, the 50% Rule could certainly become the 55% Rule in the near future as the government attempts to cover our massive debt.