I wonder if realtors search their client's title before agreeing to list on the MLS. 

The Mueller redevelopment has been a strong driver for property values in the area, and looks to continue that momentum with restaurants, Mueller's first bar, and the Alamo Drafthouse all being added either recently or in the near future. 

I have a cousin who lives in Lincoln Park...and I am becoming more and more interested in creative financing options such as the service you provide for my first investment (initially thought I'd definitely go conventional with strong credit score and ample savings).Please connect and stay in touch!

I just had clients buy in Park City and they love it.  

The Medford rental market is strong and has very very low vacancy rates .5% - 1.5% fluctuating.

I run a successful interior design business and some of my clients are developers. 

Do your research and make a good business decision based off of that and hopefully build a strong business model for the future.I rarely have a keyboard in front of me and usually do short replies on my phone.  

If not,go to the wholesaler and tell them you have a strongly interested buyer and you want a finders fee for the sale.10 to 15% of the wholesalers profit is fair.Unless you used your resources and information supplied by your brokerage (MLS,advertising from brokerage,etc), I would keep it under raps.If they didn't help make the deal happen,why pay them for nothing?

JV's are something that often sounds like a good idea but frankly I don't care for much of the structures I have seen from our clients in the market place.  

We've often closed two properties in the same week (once on the same day ... way too much confusion for bank and lawyer).If you are buying in Fredericton, there is a strong chance I know the triplex you just purchased and the five you are entertaining.