Ask for references.

I think the site you're referring to is rentometer.

pid=20601087&sid=agNUe.4oR6mc&refer=worldwideGood Luck,Jason

In California it is regular practice for agents to have new agents in their offices hold their houses open.

Also, you can't really beat the price.I've used it many times and have referred many friends to them who have all been pleased.

If they ignore that, either file suit or file the lien.In reference to the lien ... we can file a lien against a property, but here in PA we cannot initiate the foreclosure process based on that lien.

If you are going to hire a broker to represent you in a transaction, make sure that you interview that agent well and ask for references.

Does that include collecting rents, screening tenants, marketing for new tenants, and making any types of repairs or regular maintenance?

FYI: It may be helpful to let them know that you also plan to do, including refer, future business with them .3.

If you can check the details of specific deals they have done then you will have the answer you need.Since I'm the only one who's admitted to doing a $50k+ assignment on a deal in this thread, I presume you're referring to me.