I am a broker as well, so unless the deal is off market, the seller is usually paying sometime of a commission.

The center has an extra 20 acres of greenfield zoned for additional retail.We know there is pent up leasing demand, but not sure what is current development costs as we haven’t built a thing since before Covid.Anyone can shed a light as to what is the current per square foot average these days?

Essentially there is a property management company that finds investors to pay for the build of duplexes that are then sold for 30%-40% more than the cost to build.

They would have to pay a commission if they sold w/ a realtor.b.

It’s also helpful to pay attention to the public records of similarly constructed housing in Miami.

I am not sure I understand the strategy of a company creating software and not wanting anyone who wanted to learn it learn; even if it was training you could pay for. 

We've been paying our cleaners time & a half to work on major holidays so I'm looking to find a solution that is less expensive and more accommodating to our team.Does anyone have a scalable solution to prevent guests from checking in & out on holidays?

At least in terms of rent, college students are paying 1100 - 1600 to rent by the room.

If so, would they be willing to pay that much and not use a realtor?

I am thinking of a system where my investor-based agent gives me a ball park, and after that I pay contractors to go in and give me itemized bids, what do you think about that?