Just give 24 hr notice (if that what it is?)

Most realtors are too quick to try to gloss over various issues thinking that by making it seem like there are less problems the sale is more likely to occur faster, maybe that's true but it'll just anger a savvy buyer if things are missed.

That being said, if it's in the contract but you just didn't deposit it, then you would simply be on the hook for it.Same goes for the end buyer.

I just signed up for the boot camps, so hoping that helps but very appreciative of any advice. :)

  $350 dollars doesn't just disappear. 

I normally feel like it'd be a no brainer to get a HELOC and use it to invest, but with rates and housing costs, I wasn't sure if it'd be worth to use on the primary.Appreciate any response, just wanted some insight on what other's though.Kindest Regards.

My wife and I just acquired our first deal.

The past couple years they have been tightening up on giving permits for STRs but this year they have the jubilee happening so they haven’t been as hard on it but that could easily change after especially with the move Spain just recently announced and Venice and Florence are cutting back as well.

But you would not lose it all, it just becomes a non performer and it would be interesting to see what happens if the homeowner stops paying.

The NAR Settlement doesn't mean buyer agents won't get paid, it just means they need to be more transparent about it.Like others have said, your best bet to purchase with lower fees and overall better price is to prospect and find motivated sellers.