For their safety you could put a time commitment on it.

My question is does he has the right for money even we have the contract with payment schedule saying t after what is done and pay how much?

t rent it.I ended up getting a skilled tradesman in each house.one guy is an actual house builder that hit bad times during the recession the other guy works with his father installing and remodeling bathrooms and kitchens.both these guys came signed the lease on the first tenant I allowed him to move in with security plus 200.00the difference was the paint and drywall repair and cabinets stained and house cleaned. that I would have paid someone else to do out of pocket which I didnt have.gettting that money allowed me to take care of a 350 plumbing problem and a furnace issue that came upthe other house the guy moved in for security plus 300 for the first two months less than half the actual rent because he is going to do all the painting and the bathroom remodelsome drywall repair and hang ceiling fans.he is working alongside my contractor and my contractor has now gotten a new partner and he has okayed this guy to do the workall things worked out.and now my two houses have some capable people in them who wont come crying everytime there is a minor problemI know this isnt the ideal way to do business but I sort of started out over extended.

As such when we get a call from a committed buyer that needs help, (and this is NOT recommended) we'll be willing to help them (to an extent and within reason) on a given month allowing them a week or two late payment (1 time) without penalty.

By not-to-savvy I mean they're willing to commit to you at a fixed rate for a long term.

Get some kind of verbal commitment from them early in the process - and if they aren't willing to commit on SOME level, then why should you commit to them by driving out to the property?

I know I had lots of questions prior to committing.

It'll be a s*&t storm for sure.

Unfortunately I had another commitment that I could not get out of.

(alternatively I might threaten the agent with this by leaving a message with him or her t get the agent to respond) 5) That the contract is very clear and that no one will side with his agent or seller. 6) That I won't hesitate to file a complaint with the real estate commission so he, the broker, better personally get involved and fast.