I'm dual enrolled, so I've had my share of college-level textbooks.

No money will be exchanged, just my 2 lots for their 1 lot.Plans for the property I'll be receiving are still up in the air.

Plenty of pool tables and most other stuff on FB marketplace. also doing air hockey, dual pop a shot (basketball), skee ball and a multi-cade.

All my deals have been FSBO except my house , and it was dual agency .

In the lease, the broker listed themselves as broker for both myself and the tenant (dual agency).

I'm with you and that's why we developed the segregated dual signatory accounts for our clients. 

You may have been an indoor employee with air conditioning and a comfortable chair, but sometimes the only work available is being a rough neck in the oil field or some other unpleasant type of hard work. 

Nothing in Tampa, although I did consider investing there in recent years.One pain point is going to be doing a remote closing if you want to do that.For Florida you will need wet signed papers for part of the transaction (title transfer), so you'll need to get a US notarization from the embassy, and then physically mail stuff to the US (overnight air mail).

It becomes like breathing air you just know how to do it optimally without thinking about it.I have seen syndicators take on loan assumptions with marginal terms and high fees or they used floating debt just to massage the numbers so they could hit a certain projected pref (hopefully) to the investors to entice investment of capital.

Hopefully your sale concluded with no hiccups a long time ago.Still, I didn't see anyone really address the questions and since I'm here, I'm the broker for a "flat fee" brokerage, and I have a few minutes so I thought I'd clear the air (responding to your post will shake some cobwebs loose and help me generate some new content for our website too, so there's that).