If you don't do things properly along the way and your deal blows up for any reason, you can lose out.

Sticking with one title agent to do both closings is definitely a lot simpler since they already have the funds & deed from A-B and can easily transfer to the B-C closing.Hope this helps...

I understand I lose a percentage of the rent if I hire a property manager but still.

I will lose money on the existing condo, but I've got money to cover that.

But a 20% increase would easily offset both of those things.

They could easily point to the license disclosure and say, see your honor, the other party made it crystal clear they were my agent, and they didn’t do any of the required duties.

I suspect BO will turn him every which way but lose in a debate, when Romnet actually has to address a topic and get away from his sound bites, I'm sure he will have his foot in his mouth again, it's just a matter of time.

In the previous four years, you can easily see the increases in all of the above.

Indeed, if a tenant supplements a rent for which they weren't supposed to have any funds to pay, they'll lose their voucher.

Hopefully it won't cause you to lose the other new tenants that you like better.