@Conrad Legé I use and refer to my clients a company called Handy Andy's Home Inspection.

I am generally in contact with my clients on commercial retail at least every other day or so.

@Peter Heldstab I have clients who are in MN and have turnkey properties. 

As a Florida Realtor, I do the same for my clients ALL the time. 

Therefore, I ask that you declare the LLC as null for asset protection purposes and allow my client access to the personal assets."

However, as someone said in an earlier post, licensed real estate brokers do have a legally-enforceable fiduciary relationship with clients.

Born and raised in the Bentonville/Rogers area, my network has grown tremendously as well as my contacts for quality subs and clients I’ve worked with over the last decade.

Born and raised in the Bentonville/Rogers area, my network has grown tremendously as well as my contacts for quality subs and clients I’ve worked with over the last decade.

Many of us work remotely with clients all over the country.

A couple of times the buyer Insisted on seeing either an email or a signed counter offer from the seller.....that never went well, my clients never did the signed counter offer, but one sent an email telling them I was doing exactly what they wanted, and don’t bother them again.When and if you come to an agreement, then modify your offer accordingly, sign and submit.