They will also have to take time out of their schedule to attend mediation hearings, etc.  

This minor dip suggests there’s a bit more room for negotiation.Median Time to Contract: Homes are taking longer to sell, with a median of 35 days to contract compared to 26 days last year—a 34.62% increase.

This small decrease suggests there’s a bit more room for negotiation.Median Time to Contract: Homes are taking longer to sell, with a median of 27 days to contract compared to 19 days last year—a 42.1% increase.

Requirements for Homeowners without Leasing Agreements/Tenants Homeowners without tenants do not have any additional requirements at this time.

This consistency shows a balanced market where buyers and sellers are finding common ground.Median Time to Contract: Homes are taking a bit longer to sell, with a median of 28 days to contract compared to 27 days last year—a small 3.7% increase.Median Time to Sales: The total median time to sales decreased by 2.8%, from 71 days to 69 days.

Imagine how quick even a 10% structure savings would pay that off.  

Sadly local realtors were having hard time finding the number too :(

I explained that landlords usually have 30 days from the time the lease ends to return any part of the deposit owed, but I’m not sure how that will work since he’s leaving early.

The property had gone up in value at the time of purchase ( $235,000 VA appraisal ).

Other than that I am a full time W2 employee.