If the realtor didn't show the house to you previously and the listing agreement has expired the seller does not have to pay the realtor. 

Current lease term (expiration date, month-to-month)7.

I wrote last month about withdrawn and expired listings.

-Ian Hi Ian, First, you need to know the following, and a broker can help you compile the information.1) Lease expiration dates2) Base rent and NNN amount, if applicable. 

Look at which ones expire first and put your money towards those.Which tells me that your current plan -- pay that debt down -- is the way to go. 

The property is being sold subject to the 15 leases that expire in June (college students and young professionals), so we can raise rents for the following school year or lease to year-round tenants.  

The rents are under market value, and the leases will expire in Jan, Feb, March, and May of 2023.

I'm curious as to what others see as the potential opportunities coming in downtown (and possibly also suburban) office assets in the next couple of years as pre-covid leases expire and tenants choose not to re-up:1) Find and short REITs that focus on downtown office space, especially in particularly-vulnerable regions/cities/industries?

The good news is that they (Lennar) are in a good spot financially and can let options expire (page 43 of their 10-Q) with little impact if the building environment continues to falter. 

. #3 If you DID sign a buyer's agreement, you will need to figure out when the agreement expires before pursuing with someone else.