It may work for many but I decided it wasnt for me and I had to change my mindset. 

Seriously :)   Your episode changed my life in a lot of ways - so I'm putting it on my "Mandatory Listen To" list for everyone! 

@Rachael Britton You do not need a realtor to submit an offer for a property, but if you are dealing with the Seller's Agent directly, understand that unless/until their status changes to Transaction Broker, they will continue to be the Seller's Agent, meaning they are only working in the Seller's best interest and owe you basically nothing besides fair and honest treatment.

And If you haven’t been to Silverlake lately.. it has completely changed! 

Your state landlord regulations will usually cover death of a tenant however in this case the son is the lease holder not the mother, and as such nothing has changed for you or him.

Well my closing just got changed because the agent had to change the closing attorney...

For my broker @Rick Santasiere who reached out during my plea for a great REI friendly agent (that eventually went on to change my life), my buddies @Jacob Reilly and @Kit Crowne who continue to put on a great Free & informational monthly BP Meetup in Manchester, and the tons and tons of folks who hang out here on a daily basis helping folks out. 

Was this a contract for deed, sub2, when did title change hands, etc.

TF was great in this episode - great insight as usual, and it was great to hear him discuss RE for a change. 

Includes contact information for each city.http://clevelandhousehunt.com/point-of-sale-requir...A bit dated (2015) but likely mostly accurate as these things don't change often / quickly.