This was found on the MLS.

If that is the case, the broker should be responsible. 

TLDR: I'm buying out my house from my ex-boyfriend in Seattle (King County), Washington and I'm struggling to find what the REET if I'm buying my ex's stake in the house.

First, I wish there was a location for San Bernardino County (SBC), especially since it is the largest county in the US with so much variance of investment potential. 

Scenario: The investor owns 10 single family homes acquired over the course of the last couple years.

Transparency, I thought I would never be able to afford Alexandria either.We showed up to Old Town Alexandria and started renting. 4 months later we found an affordable house in Woodbridge we could get into for a year with low down, then rent it, in the mean time we recoup the capital from our other 2 properties to go buy again after that 12 months.

We will renovate all 4 units and then rent the units out.

What would be the best option for both parties?

I visited my first hoarder house today that reeked of rodents, mold, and fumigation residue.

You need an agent who’s more than just a salesperson—someone who truly cares, understands your needs as an investor, and knows how to balance deductibles when to insure, and when it’s not worth the cost.