You also want to give yourself and your buyers plenty of time to inspect the property, so put 15-30 day inspection period and you can walk anytime within that period if it does not pass your inspection.My best advice would be that you should only lock up contracts that you are confident in...

This goes for all ladies working RE, and tell people where you're going.If you have an idea of the subject, take plenty of comps and you can show them as necessary.Don't forget all the listing agreements and related docs.

There were plenty of comps to support that sale.

I've read two of Robert Kiyosaki's books (I'm sure plenty of people have mixed views on him and the books), I've learned as much as I could from several mentors, and I'm constantly thinking of breaking from the mundane cycle of going to school to get a career, and I'm hoping to own my own business someday.

I do buy plenty of houses with cash, I wholesale properties, Fix and flip, hold rentals etc...

I know plenty of start ups that open their C-Corps in Delaware because of the laws governing public companies.

That kitchen ceiling is moldy-awesome.Be sure you invite the neighbors over for a "sneak preview" - get some food & drinks & make a nice open house event.

There is plenty of street parking.

So u have plenty of time to make it nice and get only good applicants.

I've seen plenty of homes where the attic was pretty sealed up by people siding over gable vents, so maybe you've got that going on.