They are involved in the transaction, have something to lose if the deal does not go forward (they contract if nothing else).A person who finds sellers but does not get a deal under contract and then expects a fee that is based on the deal closing is operating illegally if you check the regulations in states that have licenses RE agents.

Mortgage, insurance, utilities, office supplies, etc.?

I bought a property by the end of February for $ 189.000.00, can the developer legally sell the same footage property next to me at $ 79.900.00 on April 1 st?
Thank you for any legal informations

Is there any laws preventing real estate developers of SLAHING prices dramatically shortly (I mean 2 months or less) after selling some properties at full prices $ 189.000.00. Note that the slahing is $ 100.00.00?
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Because, I find it curious that there is no standard resource from which HOAs generate their rules and regulations which govern owners.

So get a good realtor in who will get it listed and sold for you.Also for your supplies go to Home Depot or any other major home renovations store and get a Home Depot card.

ncskier,The operating expenses include taxes, insurance, management, maintenance, vacancy allowance, advertising, entity maintenance, legal fees, utilities paid by the owner, damage done by tenants (beyond the security deposit), evictions, court costs, lawsuits, office supplies, phone expenses, etc, etc, etc.

It is the #1 foreclosure market in the US and the days of supply is over 1 year.

Here in Las Vegas there is over a 1 year supply of homes based on the current sales pace.

Will flipping become regulated in the future?