On the other hand, if you can get a smokin discounted deal that fits all the numbers in a less desirable area, would you take it?

He would throw in a couple of shovels of dirt, get on his hands and knees, jab it it with his shovel handle, push it back with his hands, then use a tamper and pound.

For marketing we do full staging, MLS, Realtor.com and a handful of online classifieds.

Then the deed never officially changes hands.

Good Morning Everyone,I'm Scott from Orlando and I am a Realtor who is new to this forum.I specialize in Short Sales and in Orlando we have many.My goals are to lend a hand to my fellow Realtor and in return be the recipient of that help.I am recently married and my wife and I live with my two teenagersin the metro area.

You'd get your fee back but have no place to stay.Personally, I wouldn't hand over a dime without also having an acceptable lease signed by both parties.Finding good tenants is like finding gold in this business.

They arent slapping our soldiers hands when they catch them....2- Fiscal responsibility- BEFORE they spend OUR money, maybe they should ask us how WE feel about that.

It's pretty hands off as the T/B usually pays for minor repairs If you get transferred you can sell your option or not worry as the T/B is taking good care of the property.

Additionally, unless you have a good bit of REI experience (you don't), lenders aren't going to just hand you a line of credit to "give it a try

That document can be handed to my GC for a full bid or can be broken up into pieces and handed to individual contractors.I also use this SOW as part of my contract(s)...Here is an example of one of my SOW documents that I could just hand to my GC for a bid:http://www.reistartup.com/wp-content/uploads/Second_Chance_House/Scope%20of%20Work.docIf I was going to sub it out myself, I would break the SOW into the categories above (as opposed to breaking it down room by room), and hand off the specific requirements to the specific contractors...