I can tell you're excited William, but here's a few reasons agents don't get involved in SF and L/Os.The agents want to get paid, they are paid on sales, not leases, but either party can pay a fee, usually the L/O is kinda thin so the Realtor may go hungry.Many RE Brokers don't allow it due to the liability.

I was wondering if anyone had heard the rule of not spending over half of ones' savings on anything if you have no debt. I am graduating from college in May 2013 and already own one house jointly with my parents. I ...

Seems like there's less risk involved in that....There just seems to be a lot of moving pieces and I don't want to get burned before I even get out the gate...

Even though she isn’t directly responsible for this repair they will have to shut her sewer off and do some type of reconnection that I’m not clear on at this point, so it involves her but apparently she isn’t responsible for sharing much (if any) of the cost.

A couple of FRBOs said they may be interested but they said they will not deal with "an agency or company", "only if it's for me", some want to check credit and they want to know where you work or how many people will live in the house and some say no third party involved.

Every time the painter has to switch colors it involves cleaning his tools completely, swapping paint, and starting over.

What I have not done, put vinal siding on, never laid formica, never cut granite, not a cabinet maker but I built inset boxes/cabinets, never did log siding or logs, no real slick concrete finish, no foam insulation work, no hvac except ducts hung, and other odds n ends, so lots I never did.

There are investors in every market that buy directly from sellers and do not involve a listing.

Again, not to speak for everyone or try to "start anything", but personally I'd love to get involved with homes but the ease of entry, or lack of barrier makes it much easier for the cash strapped to get involved in mobile homes.

It's odd I haven't noticed your name before with that many comments.