I have been using this realtor for a few years on and off and I put a offer in on a house and on the buyer tenant agency contact they slipped in the contract that any "for sale by owner homes and any new construction homes she must appear with me on showing to represent me which I did not find out until after we signed all the paperwork, if not buyer, which would be me, must pay all the brokers fees.Is this common practice to include things like this?

Here's where I've gotten so far:As you type @Name - do it slowly and watch carefully as you type for the BP user's profile picture and name to appear just below the text box (where there is typically a [Follow Topic] button) . 

So the rent appears to be a deal, but space restrictions come with the deal

On the surface it would appear to be a very good deal.

The above screen shot is just a Table of Contents for the actual data for this particular property.When you setup your rental property in QuickBooks in the Fixed Asset Feature, this form will appear and you will fill it out.

I'd leave the naming angle to the ball parks, they are guaranteed to be maintained, always have a good appearance, not exposed to negative outside influences, bonded and insured and have a good public image.

What originally brought me here was to find local investors, it appears to be harder than I thought.

I would also contact "code enforcement" or the equivalent in your city/town and they should be able to give you some guidance and may even recommend a certain towing company that handles these cases often.

I located a triplex recently that not only appeared to be lived in by a hoarder, but also seemed long-abandoned.  

I have seen the outside of both...Peered through the winders...1 of the homes appears to be inhabited by a hoarder.