Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen, quick question has anyone had or has experience with getting an out if state homeowner under contract?.

This happened to me on the first two unit property that I was under contract for.

By midnight on day 45 you must have a list in place and from that point it cannot be changed and you must close on one or more of those properties.You do not have to be under contract in that 45 day period but it's a really good idea to mitigate risk. 

I am a 23 year old male who currently analyzes deals, meets sellers, and puts homes under contract for my investors that I work for.

Finally after giving names and ids (they didn’t get arrested because of that silly receipt they had) down comes the baby boy about 4 years old woken up from his sleep on my carpet with Sleepy eyes looking all confused and my heart broke.

That seems to me to be the time that you need outside expertise more than later in your career.If a deal is on the market (on MLS), the commission paid to the agents is already agreed to in the listing contract, so buyer's agent or not, the seller will pay the same amount of commission. 

You won’t regret it.9.It’s never about you (i.e. me)It’s not about what I have to sell, it’s not about when my current property under contract closes, it’s not about what I want in a conversation – and on and on.For example, when someone writes an email and starts out “I just wanted to…” Don’t do that.

If it relates to the contract and timelines it's on the agent.

It is not legal to use contracts to circumvent licensing law in FL.

., recourse is as straightforward as enforcing the contract language upon a legal entity.