Going to Chesapeake isn't a bad idea and Greenbrier is great.

It is not unheard of, but I'd imagine it to be a bad business practice not to allow flexibility if it spoils the deal. 2% buyers commissions in my area are very rare. most are 2.5-3% sometimes subtracting a small transaction fee (something else that is odd to some and common to others).

It's tricky because you don't want to make the guest mad and have them leave you a bad review but you also need to get paid for them breaking your TV. 

If that's the case you stipulated one thing and are now fighting to get better results than you contracted for.

Hi,

Been thinking about using Roofstock for awhile for access to more affordable rental properties as I live in California. Does anyone have experience with using Roofstock and what are your thoughts?

Thanks!

Brandon Battle There is such thing as “a bad day in the neighborhood” in law.

I've been listening to BP podcasts a lot lately and I didn't hear a whole lot about the negatives of real estate investing and in particular in partnerships going bad.

What matters is how badly real estate investing is framed in this and a hundred similar articles today.His LLCs are called "shell companies" (ooh, scary!)

@Justin Cohen I'm not a lawyer, but if the loan is in your personal name, and the title is in an LLC, I dont believe your personal assets will be protected if things go bad.

My PM said that I have a bad attorney.